News

19 June 2026

Neemat Aoun pays tribute to 150 school principals as citizenship program expands

The article highlights the growth of the initiative: From 150 schools to broader national expansion Recognition of school principals It emphasizes: Sustainability of the program Institutional adoption Long-term national impact

20 May 2026

From Humanitarian Response to Fostering Citizenship... Nadine Wilson Njeim Discusses Rebuilding Trust After the War

10 May 2026

Empowering a Digital Generation: The Rise of “Digital Citizens for Peace”

UNESCO expands the concept into the digital space, emphasizing: “empowering the digital generation to become active citizens for peace.” This reinforces the initiative’s alignment with: Global education frameworks Digital responsibility Peacebuilding through youth engagement

8 May 2026

First Lady Visits Schools in Akkar in Support of the “School of Citizenship” Initiative

27 April 2026

First Lady Opens the General Education Forum at the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik: Today, War Extends into Every Lebanese Home, Daily Life, and the Constant Feeling of Insecurity… Here, We Speak of Citizenship as a Decision Not to Stand By or Live on the Margins

27 April 2026

Lebanon’s First Lady Neemat Aoun: In times of war, citizenship becomes a duty, and our goal is to build a new generation of citizens who participate, take initiative, and build; the state is not an option, but a necessity

MTV highlights the initiative within the context of crisis and war, focusing on the First Lady’s message: “In times of war, citizenship becomes a duty.” “Our goal is to build a new generation of citizens who participate, take initiative, and build.” The coverage positions the initiative as: A response to national crisis A tool to activate youth participation. A way to reshape the relationship between citizens and the State