Hajj Bahaeddine Hariri Development Complex (Center)

The Hajj Bahaeddine Hariri Development Complex, established in 1997, is a multipurpose facility at the gateway to Saida, strategically positioned to serve the South Lebanon governorate. As part of the Hariri Foundation’s Education and Digital Transformation Program, the complex acts as a regional hub for education, training, and community development. 

Spanning an area of 10,000 square meters, the complex is designed to empower individuals and communities through tailored educational programs, technical training, and opportunities for civic engagement. Its infrastructure fosters collaboration, innovation, and social interaction, aligning with the foundation’s mission of advancing educational and societal progress. 

The complex is home to the Hajj Bahaa Hariri High School and three vocational and technical training centers under the foundation’s umbrella. Additionally, it hosts affiliate institutions, including the Faculty of Technology of the Lebanese University and the Future Lebanon Scouts Association, creating a vibrant ecosystem for learning and community involvement. 

With its expansive facilities and adaptable infrastructure, the complex is well-equipped to accommodate growth, enabling the annexation of new spaces to address evolving local needs and trends. It stands as a testament to the Hariri Foundation’s enduring commitment to education, innovation, and community empowerment.