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Around 300,000
benefited from NSSF services
Expectations to register financial surplus in 2014
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22 percent youth unemployment
High figures a chronic issue
EconomyArchive

$280 million allocated
for hospitalization
Over 75 percent allocated to private hospitals
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Industrial licenses
increased by 17 percent
Food factories top the list
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$280 million to cover hospitalization in 2014
Over 75 percent allocated to private hospitals
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Airport activity rose in 2013
Growth in airborne goods recorded
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Eight lakes to
capture rainwater
FAO to conduct comprehensive
statistics on agriculture
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Supporting the
development of Parliament
A project funded by the European Union
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Real estate
activity still slipping
Construction in Beirut down by half
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Slight drop in
foreign trade activity
China top exporter, Syria top importer
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Inflation down
Education costs rose significantly
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Power transportation
lines in Bekaa
Project to improve electrical power distribution
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Photovoltaic market incentives extended
Part of a UNDP grant
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The UK to fund
textbooks for public schools
Plan to help local and refugee students
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Phase one of the
Awali conveyor launched
Bulgarian firm awarded distribution
networks construction
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Local products
for refugee assistance
Agreement with international organizations to encourage industrialists
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Frem calls for the
waste-to-energy generation
Proposal includes a six-month plan
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Régie announces new cigarette brand
Sales reached nearly $1 billion
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Education initiative
backed by UNICEF
Half a billion dollar for needy Lebanese and
Syrian children
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North highway
expansion plan published
Plan requires funding and cabinet approval
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