Mr. Maurice Nacouz, Expert in Transit Law, Beirut Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture, Beirut, Lebanon

Detlev Mehlis Beirut Commissioner 10 December 2005 UNIIIC

Travel to Beirut was not possible because of security concerns.

One occurred on 26 March in an industrial suburb north east of Beirut.

(j) UNESCO meeting on education for all in the Arab States, Beirut, June 2005

All locations identified by the police were public telephones in the city of Beirut.

Mr. Mehlis will proceed to Beirut to take up his assignment as soon as practicable.

The Syrian Military Intelligence maintains a branch in Lebanon, with offices in various places including Beirut.

The crime scene was located at Ain M'reisa, City of Beirut, outside the Hotel St Georges.

Posters in the streets of Beirut carry one word, in two languages the truth, al haqiqa.

He has two sisters, both living in Beirut, and one brother, who is currently residing in Germany.

Whereas in outlying rural areas the rate was still rather high, in Beirut, it was virtually zero.

UNESCO's Cairo Office assisted the Education Students Society and Science and Math Education Centre of the American University in Beirut in organizing the eleventh annual Science, Math and Technology Fair on the weekend of April 16 18, 2004, at the American University of Beirut.

In some of the locations previously occupied by the Syrian military intelligence, such as the Hotel Beau Rivage in Beirut, the Villa Jaber outside Beirut and the American School in the Tripoli area, cells were found where it was apparent that prisoners had been held.

An equally large if not larger demonstration staged by the opposition was held in Beirut on 14 March.

The first symposium was held in Amman in March 2005 8 the second will be held in Beirut in December.

Sergio was in Beirut when the U.S. Embassy was hit by the first ever suicide attack against the United States.

For example, on 8 March, a large rally in support of Syria, organized principally by Hizbullah, took place in Beirut.

On 14 February 2005, an explosion in downtown Beirut killed 20 persons, among them the former Prime Minister, Rafik Hariri.

The person who appeared on the recording has been identified as Ahmad Abu Adas, a resident of Beirut, age 22.

The day after, Israeli helicopters violated Lebanese airspace and flew over the cities of Tyre, Sidon and Beirut dropping leaflets.

Another took place on 1 April underneath a shopping centre in the mountain town of Broumana, also north east of Beirut.

UNESCO's Beirut office will collaborate with selective experts on the role of STE programmes in promoting women's role in socio economic development.

There are no established Panels of Counsel to assist staff members seeking representation in their appeals at Nairobi, Santiago, Bangkok and Beirut.

On 14 February 2005, an explosion in downtown Beirut killed 20 persons, among them the former Prime Minister, Rafik Bahaa Edine Hariri.

On the same day, Geir Pedersen, the Secretary General's newly appointed Personal Representative for Southern Lebanon, arrived in Beirut to take up his duties.

A United Nations team began its work in Beirut on 9 May to prepare the provision of support and technical assistance for the elections.

In addition, dormant WTCs in Gaza and Beirut were revitalized and are now providing training and market research services to companies in those regions.

The following day, IDF helicopters were reported to have violated Lebanese airspace and dropped leaflets over the cities of Sur (Tyre), Sidon and Beirut.

According to the information received, Mr. Jamal Abdul Rahim was born in Beirut on 5 September 1969, a son of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon.

The United Nations Secretary General dispatched a Fact finding Mission to Beirut to inquire into the causes, the circumstances and the consequences of this assassination.

Lebanese have been publicly expressing their political views in frequent demonstrations in the central district of Beirut in support of both the Government and the opposition.

In contrast to the peaceful conduct of the demonstrations, two bombings earlier this week, in Beirut and in Jounieh, left three dead and approximately 19 injured.

(c) In phase three (10 May), the team carried out a final sweep of possible former Syrian locations south of Beirut and in the capital city.

Workshops took place in Western Asia (Beirut, June 2005), in Africa (Addis Ababa, June 2005), and in Latin America and the Caribbean (Santo Domingo, October 2005).

These locations were concentrated in two areas the coastal strip to the west of Mount Lebanon around Beirut and Tripoli and the Bekaa valley to the east.

Regional project mangers report directly to regional programme advisers at RBAS headquarters in New York and are, in some instances, also supported by the SURF in Beirut.

For three days, almost all the newspapers of Beirut published all those cartoonists together anti government, pro government, Christian, Muslim, of course, English speaking, well, you name it.

The late Prime Minister of Lebanon, Rafik Hariri, was presented with a scroll of honour for his outstanding and visionary role in the reconstruction of post conflict Beirut.

In the early dawn hours on Thursday, 30 June 2005, Israeli aircraft dropped leaflets over Sidon and the southern suburbs near Beirut containing explicit threats to the Lebanese people and Government.

The team also consulted with members of the defence attachés' community in Beirut on 29 April 2005 in order to develop further its understanding of the former Syrian military presence in Lebanon.

On 10 May, the team visited a small valley in the area of Naame, 15 kilometres south of Beirut, where reports had indicated that Syrian military personnel or equipment might be found.

Lebanon was perhaps the first Arab country to experience crowd politics. After Prime Minister Rafic Hariri was assassinated in February 2005, crowds led by various political parties filled Martyrs Square in downtown Beirut.

He has been adding to the small team which accompanied him to Beirut and has begun to establish the headquarters of the Commission, keeping in mind the safety and security of his staff.

Reaffirming resolution 221 adopted on 28 March 2002 at the Beirut Summit, endorsing the Arab peace initiative, which the Council deems to be fundamental to a peaceful, just, comprehensive, lasting settlement in the region,