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WELCOME TO LEBANON WORKS HUBS

Lebanon Works Hubs serve as a dynamic space for collaboration, addressing missed opportunities and ensuring visibility for impactful initiatives that contribute to GDP growth and employment.

This section highlights active, sector-specific, and thematic collaborative projects, fostering synergies between stakeholders to drive economic recovery and innovation.

OUR DIFFERENT HUBS
Governmental Organization
Knowledge & Technology
GovX - Building a Digital Nation: Smarter Services, Stronger Institutions.

Launched during the Lebanon Works @ Work event, the GovX Hub aims to reimagine governance in Lebanon through digital innovation and artificial intelligence. The breakout session convened H.E. Minister of State for Technology and Artificial Intelligence Kamal Shehadi, members of Parliament from the IT Committee, key ministries, private sector leaders, and international agencies.

   

Discussions focused on four strategic priorities shaping the future of digital public services in Lebanon:

  • - Developing an AI Factory capable of autonomously designing, testing, and deploying government digital services.  
  • - Establishing the GovX Hub on the Lebanon Works platform as the national coordination space for digital transformation and AI initiatives.
  • - Designing a national Technology Fund to support AI adoption, industrial modernization, and the growth of Lebanon’s tech ecosystem.
  • - Mapping the State of AI in Lebanon to assess current capacities, identify key gaps, and guide future development.

        

The session concluded with the signing of a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Ministry of State for IT and AI and the Lebanese Private Sector Network, solidifying their partnership to advance these priorities through the Lebanon Works platform.

   

The GovX Hub will serve as a cross-sector engine for digital governance, connecting innovators, institutions, and investors to accelerate Lebanon’s digital future.

      


In Collaboration with Lebanese Private Sector Network, Razor Capital, SiliconCedars & DxTalks
Energy & Sustainability
Environment
Water wealth

Launched during the Lebanon Works @ Work event, the Water Wealth Hub tackled one of Lebanon’s most urgent, and persistently overlooked, challenges: sustainable water management.

  

With the World Bank projecting a 10% decline in national water availability due to climate change, Lebanon faces mounting pressure to address aging infrastructure, limited supply, and deteriorating water quality. Despite past strategies like “Blue Gold,” meaningful implementation has remained out of reach.

  

This breakout session convened 20 influential stakeholders from across the public and private sectors, including senior officials, environmental NGOs, and companies specializing in water and wastewater solutions,  to chart a realistic, results-driven path forward.

Key priorities identified included:

  • - Clarifying legal and regulatory frameworks to accelerate reform.
  • - Advocating for updated water laws and centralized governance.
  • - Launching pilot projects such as rainwater harvesting and wastewater recycling, initiatives with environmental, economic, and job-creation potential.

  

Going forward, the Water Wealth Hub will act as a coalition-building platform to drive coordinated, measurable progress on water sustainability in Lebanon.


In Collaboration with Lebanese Private Sector Network, Transformeus Consulting, UN Global Compact Network Lebanon, Lebanon Reforestation Initiative, Tawrid Fairey Water Safety, The Quinta Group, Tanmia & Lebanese American University