Lebanon and its workforce

The article discusses the geographical and historical nature of Lebanon, with a focus on Mount Royal (Jabal Amel), which is considered one of the oldest regions of religious and cultural significance in Lebanon. The text explains that Jabal Amel is also known as Mount Galilee and encompasses various districts spread across the south and north, mentioning towns and villages with historical and religious symbolism, such as Qana, Tyre, Akkar, and Tripoli. It is also noted that the name is associated with the Ghassan and Muttal tribe names, and that this part of Lebanon carries a long heritage, from ancient civilizations to modern peoples, with their diverse sects and religions, reflecting its cultural and religious diversity. The focus is on the fact that Mount Amel is a symbol of Lebanese identity, representing a source of resilience and determination, and embodying a long history of sacrifices and struggle. It is an integral part of Lebanon's national spirit.

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