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The Automobile and Touring Club of Lebanon will hold its eighth annual Aquathlon race on November 1, with details to be revealed at a press conference on October 14 in Kaslik.
The opening round of the Lebanese football league brought expected wins for top clubs, a surprise draw for Ahed, and a late comeback for Tadamon Sour, setting the stage for a competitive season.
Sagesse Beirut defeated Al-Ittihad Al-Ahli of Aleppo 88–71 in Ghazir, securing its second win in the Arab Basketball Clubs Championship amid a growing crowd of fans.
The second edition of the Lebanese Army race drew wide participation in Beirut’s Manara area, combining athletic competition with a celebration of national unity.
Warm, stable autumn weather continues across Lebanon until Sunday noon, when temperatures drop and scattered rain, sometimes with thunder, begins.
LASSR and MUBS University held a cultural meeting in Aley to promote nonviolence, bringing together academics, students and community leaders to discuss peace, dialogue and social responsibility.
Ansar and Nejmeh kicked off the Lebanese football league with wins over Hikmah and Ikhaa Ahli Aley, while Tadamon Sour claimed three points against Shabab Al-Sahel.
A breakthrough appears to be emerging in Lebanon’s electricity file, as Minister Joe Saddi moves to restart the Zouk and Jiyeh power plants and secure payment of part of public administrations’ arrears.
The General Assembly of the Aaqoura Cultural, Sports and Social Club has elected a new nine-member board by acclamation, with Rachad Yaghi as president.
The free “Daleelna” platform launches from Aley, bringing together commercial, tourism, industrial and public services to ease communication between citizens and institutions.
The Arab Women Organization has launched a regional workshop in Beirut to examine how global changes are impacting Arab women’s rights and to shape policy recommendations for decision-makers.
Saint Joseph University’s women’s futsal team won the Lebanese league title with a perfect 11-0 record and now heads to the World University Championship in Bratislava.
