After the interruption of the 7th Youth Leadership Program (YLP) due to COVID-19 confinement measures, the Lebanon Renaissance Foundation’s (LRF) education initiative resumed its timely sessions.
President of CREAL and longtime activist in the rural economy Dr. Riad Saade shared with the participants a comprehensive reading and visual presentation of the agricultural sector in Lebanon in the light of the present constraint, as well as conditions enabling growth opportunities.
In turn, anti-corruption activist and former MP Ghassan Moukheiber presented his session entitled “Defining, Fighting and Preventing Corruption in Lebanon.”
The Youth Leadership Program (YLP) is a five-month activity held under the motto “Politics is an Expression of Values. Not power.’’ It gathers delegates from nine different Lebanese political parties.
The Lebanon Renaissance Foundation (LRF) is an independent, non-governmental and non-sectarian educational organization involved in the advancement of the practice of non-violence and democratic activism. It focuses on enhancing the aspects of state building and citizenship values. The Foundation is conducting as well a series of projects with the municipalities, an anti-corruption hotline and a special program on ethics in media.
