The Khalifa Foundation for Humanitarian Works provided various assistance to Lebanon during the year, the most prominent of which was the opening of the Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan Hospital in the town of Shebaa, south of Lebanon.The Foundation provided material support to the hospital, amounting to 10 million dollars for ten years, at a rate of one million dollars annually, operating costs, and it will provide medical services to the people in all regions, especially in the southern villages and towns. The Lebanese officials welcomed this project and said that it constitutes an urgent need and brings a phase of hope and a promising future thanks to the interest of the UAE and its humanitarian principles established by its wise leadership.How did the Khalifa Foundation implement the sacrifice and Eid clothing project for the year 2016 in Lebanon, where the beneficiaries of this campaign reached 51 thousand beneficiaries, at a rate of ten thousand families, and the distribution process included all Lebanese lands from north to south. This program comes as a continuation of the humanitarian and charitable projects launched by the Emirates Attaché in Beirut during the year 2016, which reached about 280,000 people.The Khalifa Humanitarian Foundation inaugurated the Sheikh Zayed Park in Saida, southern Lebanon .. The aim of the opening of the Saida City Park project was to improve social life, provide a healthy environment and create an outlet for families from the city’s residents .. This important vital project comes within several development projects implemented by the Khalifa Foundation. Bin Zayed Al Nahyan for humanitarian work "in all Lebanese regions, which expresses the depth of the relationship between the two countries and also expresses the love of the UAE and its people for the Lebanese people.A library in the park containing 500 titles was also equipped with the support of the Abu Dhabi Tourism and Culture Authority, due to the belief of the leadership of the UAE that reading is one of the most important paths of development and that the reading society is a civilized, developed, open society and the world around it.In another project implemented by the Khalifa Foundation in Lebanon, the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Beirut signed, for the fourth year in a row, a contract to provide health insurance to sheikhs and imams accredited to Dar al-Fatwa in the Lebanese Republic, as confirmation and commitment to support religious institutions that spread moderate Islamic discourse due to the importance of their role in This is a delicate and sensitive stage with the proliferation of manifestations of extremism and militancy.The health insurance contract included about seven thousand and 300 sheikhs and imams of Dar Al-Fatwa with their families through obtaining all health services and insurances throughout the year, in addition to their monthly salaries.