With 15,000 runners from 38 countries on the Beirut Waterfront, the 21st Beirut Marathon turned a city scarred by crisis into a colourful celebration of life and the right to peace. From elite marathoners to local clubs and special-needs athletes, the event reminded Lebanon—and the world—that Beirut’s lively spirit is still very much alive.
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