Centennial of the Constitution at Kaslik Exhibition
The Holy Spirit University – Kaslik celebrated the centennial of the Lebanese Constitution (1926-2026) through an archival exhibition highlighting the historical journey that established Lebanon's constitutional identity. The exhibition featured a collection of rare documents, photographs, and maps documenting the stages of the Lebanese state's formation and development, starting from the 1861 Protocol, through the creation of Greater Lebanon in 1920, up to the ratification of the constitution in 1926. Speakers emphasized the importance of revisiting the constitutional experience and reflecting on its meanings, while calling for a review of the Lebanese experience by addressing the challenges faced in its implementation. The event aimed to send a message to the new generations about the vital importance of preserving the constitutional era as the foundation for stability and justice.
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