Fruit Trees Planting Day in Tyre: Growing Hope, Restoring Dignity
In a powerful expression of solidarity and sustainable action, Rotary Club of Beirut Cedars organized a Fruit Trees Planting Day…






The Rotary Club Beirut Cedars, a beacon of humanitarian action, was inaugurated in the year 2010, with its distinguished Charter Night celebrated on the 30th of March the same year.
Rotary International, the foundation of our club, is an expansive network of 1.4 million compassionate neighbors, amicable friends, influential leaders, and strategic problem-solvers. We envision a world where individuals come together, uniting in action to foster enduring change, not only globally, but also within our own local communities and within ourselves.
The endeavor to solve profound societal issues demands steadfast commitment and visionary thinking. For over a century—more precisely, 110 years—Rotary’s dynamic individuals have harnessed their passion, energy, and intellect to engage in sustainable projects. Our initiatives span an array of domains, from literacy and peace promotion to health and water security. Our commitment is unyielding, always striving to ameliorate our world, determined to see each project through to its end.

As I accept the responsibility as the new President of Rotary Club of Beirut Cedars, I do so knowing that I am building upon a strong foundation established by our founders, Past Presidents, and dedicated members who have shaped our club into the respected organization it is today.
I would like to express my sincere appreciation to our outgoing President and his Board. Through your leadership, our club continued to serve communities, strengthen partnerships, and uphold Rotary’s highest values. Thank you for your service and your friendship.
My own journey has taught me that education creates opportunity, dignity builds confidence, and service brings people together. These values will guide our work throughout the coming year.
Our vision for 2026–2027 is built on three pillars:
Education and Vocational Training – We will strengthen our support for vocational education by partnering with public vocational schools and schools of the Social Welfare Institution. Through better trainers, improved equipment, and mentorship, we aim to create real pathways to employment and opportunity.
Dignity and Inclusion – We will continue empowering vulnerable individuals, including young people with special needs and women seeking vocational skills, helping them gain confidence, independence, and hope through education and employment.
Environment and Sustainability – We will continue promoting renewable energy, supporting reforestation and green initiatives, and encouraging environmental awareness in our schools and communities.
Within our club, we will strengthen member engagement, develop mentorship, welcome new generations of Rotarians, and work even more closely with our Rotaract and Interact clubs.
Dear friends,
If there is one thing our country needs today more than anything else, it is hope. Rotary has always shown that even in difficult times, service can light the way forward. We will strengthen our partnerships with clubs in Lebanon and abroad, build bridges through friendship and cooperation, and continue transforming ideas into action.
I invite each one of you to join me on this journey. Together, let us make this a year of meaningful service, stronger fellowship, and lasting impact.
Thank you for your trust, your friendship, and your commitment to Service Above Self.
Long live Rotary. Long live the Rotary Club of Beirut Cedars. And long live Lebanon!
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