Posted By
Najib
May 01, 2018 08:49
The "Jezzine Hub" is a youth-led community center that organizes workshops, cultural activities and offers support for innovative ideas in an attempt to strengthen the involvement of Jezzine young citizens in the socio-economic development of their communities. It's one of those initiative aimed at keeping "small towns" alive and it's working out quite perfectly. Ever since it was founded, the Jezzine Hub has helped fresh graduates approach universities and pushed them towards the most needed…
Posted By
Najib
Apr 28, 2018 09:33
I remember back when were kids, we'd spend weekends in the village playing football on dirt or on tarmac not because our village was poor, but because it was far from the city and no one really bothered investing in a football field. We didn't mind it much because it was just for the weekend and as kids we'd enjoy playing anywhere around, but for those who reside up there or in any other remote…
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