Japan Provides Waste Collection Trucks to Municipalities in Baalbek
2018/3/5
The Embassy of Japan funds solid waste collection trucks for the municipalities in the Caza of Baalbek through Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training (LOST), in order to enhance the living conditions of the residents.
To fund the project, on March 5 2018, H.E. Mr. Matahiro Yamaguchi, Ambassador of Japan to Lebanon, signed a grant contract with Dr. Rami Lakkis, Director of LOST, a local NGO that provides various supports including education, humanitarian assistance, health awareness to the residents of Baalbek. This project will benefit at least 45,000 people including Syrian refugees.
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To fund the project, on March 5 2018, H.E. Mr. Matahiro Yamaguchi, Ambassador of Japan to Lebanon, signed a grant contract with Dr. Rami Lakkis, Director of LOST, a local NGO that provides various supports including education, humanitarian assistance, health awareness to the residents of Baalbek. This project will benefit at least 45,000 people including Syrian refugees.
Click on the following links for more information in English or in Arabic.
Dr. Lakkis, Director of LOST, and Ambassador Yamaguchi
Shaking Hands after Signing the Grant Contract
Mr. Zaiter, Dr. Lakkis, Ambassador Yamaguchi,
and Mr. Kharfan (from left to right)