A Lebanese political decision: "cleaning" Beirut and its airport road of "partisan" images.

Lebanese authorities announced the start of the process of removing party flags, pictures, and slogans from all streets and neighborhoods, all the way to Rafik Hariri International Airport...

Minister of Public Works and Transport Fayez Rasamny affirmed that “the Beirut International Airport modernization project embodies Lebanon’s commitment to enhancing travel facilitation, improving the passenger experience, and modernizing border management, while balancing security and smooth movement.” He emphasized “Lebanon’s deep commitment to the principles of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), particularly the No Country …

Beirut must be free of partisan, sectarian, and political slogans. This is a decision taken by the Minister of Interior and Municipalities, Ahmad Hajjar, who instructed the relevant authorities in Beirut Governorate and its municipality to immediately remove all slogans from the capital and eliminate all violations committed against it. Al-Anbaa toured the streets of Beirut and met with its residents and activists, who expressed their satisfacti…