Beirut Port Administration on Friday signed an agreement with a French company to prepare a study on recycling the rubble that has been left behind after the massive explosion that shattered the port’s premises and whereabouts. The agreement was signed between the port’s management and the French company in a ceremony attended by Caretaker Minister...
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The Beirut Port Explosion
The explosions that ripped through the port of Beirut in 2020 devastated the city, leaving as many as 300,000 homeless. Following calls by city residents and survivors for an independent investigation, we’re releasing our models of the sequence of the incident as a free resource for investigators and civil society.


