Archive for the 'Lebanese Expatriates' Category
Lebanus is doing it again! Their third edition of the famous annual “Lebanese Night” party is set once again at Club Opera on November 27th, 2009.
This is an event not to be missed in Montreal since it is one of the best for the Lebanese expatriates. The 15$ entrance fee will go at 100% for [...]
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Tags: Lebanus
D’excellentes nouvelles pour les expatriés libanais dans la belle île de Montréal, Québec et le Canada en génerale. Depuis hier, des vols directs entre Beyrouth et Montréal seront disponibles. -
Great news for Lebanese expats in beautiful & freindly Montréal. As of yesterday, direct flight to and from Beyrouth to Montreal are available. In the words of the [...]
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Tags: Beirut, Beyrouth, Canada, direct flight, Direct Flights, Lebanon, Montreal, vols directs
It makes you wonder why U.S. President Barak Obama was granted the Nobel Peace prize nine months into his presidency. Today in news, Turkey and Armenia signed a historic agreement to establish normal diplomatic relations and reopen their borders on Saturday, after a last-minute dispute over wording sent Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and [...]
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Tags: Armenia, Lebanese Armenians, Turkey
Kabab-Ji, the popular Lebanese grill, is expected to open in Washington, DC at the end of this year.
Kabab-Ji, which already has 28 franchises throughout the Middle East, is not the only outlet to take its brand outside its borders. Upscale coffee shop Casper & Gambini’s is not far behind with 22 regional operations, while Zaatar [...]
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Tags: Abdel Wahab, Al Sultan Al Brahim, Casper & Gambini, Duo, franchise industry, Kabab-Ji, Karam, La Piazza, Middle Eastern, Salmontini, Zaatar w Zeit
Renovation of the dilapidated synagogue in Beyrouth’s Centre-Ville began on the weekend after ayears-long delay, according to the Lebanese Jewish Community Council. Beirut’s oldest and last remaining synagogue Maghen Abraham in Wadi Abou Jamil, damaged by Israeli shelling during Israel’s 1982 invasion, is finally undergoing much-needed restoration after suffering several set-backs.
The damage meant the synagogue [...]
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This message is on behalf of: Maria Abou Abdallah
To whom it may concern,
I am looking for volunteers to participate in a study investigating the Lebanese-Australian cultural identity. The study is being conducted under the supervision of Professor Yoshihisa Kashima in the School of Behavioural Science at the University of Melbourne and has been approved by [...]
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