Office of the President of the Republic
The President of the Republic is the head of state of Lebanon, elected by Parliament to a single six-year term.
Lebanese Constitution
The fundamental law of Lebanon, establishing the framework of government, defining the rights and duties of citizens, and outlining the structure of the Lebanese state.
Ministry of Finance
Manages government finances, budget planning, treasury operations, and taxation policy. It oversees customs, public debt management, and fiscal economic reform initiatives.
Ministry of Interior
Responsible for internal security, public order, administration of provinces and municipalities, elections, and oversight of local governance.
Criminal Law Guide (دليل جنائي)
Comprehensive guide to criminal law in Lebanon, detailing various crimes and their corresponding punishments under Lebanese law.
Prime Minister
Head of government responsible for executive policies, cabinet coordination, and implementation of laws passed by Parliament.
Lebanese Army
Oversees the Lebanese Armed Forces and national defense policy. Coordinates military affairs, veterans’ affairs, and defense strategy in cooperation with the Army Command.
Directorate General of Higher Education
Ministry Info
Regulates media and communications policies and oversees state media outlets. Supervises the National News Agency (NNA) and Télé Liban, and coordinates press and information services of the government.
Ministry of Tourism
Promotes Lebanon’s tourism sector, including hospitality, travel, and cultural heritage sites. It runs tourism marketing campaigns, regulates tourist establishments, and participates in international tourism fairs
Ministry of Industry
Develops industrial policy, supports manufacturing sectors, andencourages investment in industry. Issues permits for industrial enterprises and works to promote Lebanese industrial exports and standards
Ministry of Education
Manages primary, secondary, and higher education in Lebanon,including public schools and universities. It formulates educational curricula, oversees examinations, and coordinates with the private education sector.
Economic Institutions
The central bank of Lebanon, established in 1963, responsible forissuing the national currency (Lebanese Pound) and maintaining monetary stability
National Social Security Fund
The state-run social insurance fund established in 1963, providinghealth insurance, maternity and work injury coverage, family allowances, and end-of-service indemnities for private and public-sector employees
Electricity of Lebanon
The national electricity company, a public establishment controlling~90% of electricity generation, transmission, and distribution in Lebanon. Founded in 1964,EDL operates the power plants and grid, and struggles withsupply shortages and infrastructure challenges.
Central Administration of Statistics
The national statistics office of Lebanon. CAS collects, analyzes,and publishes statistical data on population, economy, and social indicators. Itconducts surveys (like household budget surveys, labor force surveys) andprovides official figures for policy and planning.
National Council for Scientific Research
The top public institution for science and research, founded in 1962. CNRS formulates science policy, funds research projects, and operates research centers in geophysics, marine science, remote sensing, and atomic energy
Investment Development Authority of Lebanon
Lebanon’s national investment promotion agency, established in 1994 to attract, facilitate, and retain investments
Internal Security Forces
Lebanon’s national police and security force, responsible for internal security, law enforcement, and public safety. The ISF handles crime investigation, traffic control, riot control, and VIP protection under the authority of the Ministry of Interior.
Ministry of Public Health
Oversees public healthcare system, hospitals, and health services. Responsible for public health programs, disease prevention, health regulation, and responding to health emergencies (e.g., the COVID-19 response)
Office of the Minister of State for Administrative Reform
OMSAR is tasked with modernizing and reforming the public sector. It leads e-government initiatives, administrative development, and anti-corruption strategies across ministries
General Directorate of General Security
Intelligence and security agency handling entry/exit control, residence permits, and state security matters. General Security oversees passport issuance, visa control at borders, and monitors internal security threats and foreign espionage.