Few stroll along these rumpled alleys, this is Al Harra Al Barraniyeh…one of the poorest districts on the Mediterranean sea. TRIPOLI actually witnesses a huge imbalance between its suburbs. And here the images captured are far from 2018. Silent paths, locked stores and wandering cats. This baffling maze embraces many deprived families, most of the
ABJAD, the renovated center previously known as “Cinema Al Andalos”, is a welcoming, attractive, and functional space that thousands of community members, residents, and visitors, from vulnerable neighborhoods, use each year and benefits from its services. It aims to enhance resilience and living conditions for men, women, youth, and children, in Bab El Tabbaneh and
Unfortunately, Tripoli has been enduring a negative reputation in recent years which highly influenced economic and social circumstances. Tripoli was thought to be a desert with camels and Its people were living in tents. Foreigners believe that people living in our dearest Tripoli are barbaric and uncivilized. While in reality, Tripoli is still called: “Em
Since Tripoli is our main concern, and people always have misconceptions about the city, UTOPIA constantly organizes Cultural Tours to introduce Lebanese citizens as well as foreigners to the archeological, historical and gastronomical major sites in the city. Our tours enfold an inclusive rich experience that allows our tourists to explore Tripoli’s rich culture, mouth-watering
Under the patronage of the Northern Governor, Judge Ramzi Nohra, Utopia held the Ending ceremony of “Citizens for Change”, a joint project with Lebanon Humanitarian Fund at Al Sebaa Tower, Port Road, Tripoli. The aim of this closing event was to celebrate the completion of various planned activities. It included a screening of short videos