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Climbing Union Honors Broad Peak Victims
The Lebanese Climbing and Mountain Sports Federation, in collaboration with the Arz Chouf Reserve, commemorated the tenth climbers who lost their lives in the snow avalanche on the summit of Brod Peak in Pakistan last July 30th. A cedar tree was planted in the reserve in their memory, with the presence of sports and diplomatic figures. The words of those present emphasized that planting the cedar symbolizes the continuation of the spirit and the desire for solidarity among peoples. It reflects the values of courage and challenge associated with the climbers' journey—those who were killed in the avalanche, which was the largest in the world of climbing in thirty years. Their memory is upheld as symbols of bravery and noble goals in mountain climbing.
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