Want to get the Morning Brief by email? Click here to sign up.Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2026 Some key things to watch today:7.30 a.m.: Education Minister Rima Karameh begins tour of the South (the district of Nabatieh and the "pilot-zones") to inspect conditions in schools as part of the Ministry’s plan to ensure the continuity of education.10 a.m.: Dutch Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Sjoerd Sjoerdsma visits the city of Nabatieh, accompanied by Ministry of Social Development Haneen Sayed, to gain a first-hand insight into the situation in the city and the damage caused by the war, and to meet with representatives of the municipalities, local authorities, and residents.12 p.m.: Justice Minister Adel Nassar receives Ukrainian Ambassador Roman Horyainov.4 p.m.: Launch ceremony for the autumn and winter agricultural...
Want to get the Morning Brief by email? Click here to sign up.Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2026 Some key things to watch today:7.30 a.m.: Education Minister Rima Karameh begins tour of the South (the district of Nabatieh and the "pilot-zones") to inspect conditions in schools as part of the Ministry’s plan to ensure the continuity of education.10 a.m.: Dutch Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Sjoerd Sjoerdsma visits the city of Nabatieh, accompanied by Ministry of Social Development Haneen Sayed, to gain a first-hand insight into the situation in the city and the damage caused by the war, and to meet with representatives of the municipalities, local authorities, and residents.12 p.m.: Justice Minister Adel Nassar receives Ukrainian Ambassador Roman Horyainov.4 p.m.: Launch ceremony for the autumn and winter agricultural...
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