Lebanon Works Hubs serve as a dynamic space for collaboration, addressing missed opportunities and ensuring visibility for impactful initiatives that contribute to GDP growth and employment.
This section highlights active, sector-specific, and thematic collaborative projects, fostering synergies between stakeholders to drive economic recovery and innovation.
The Reverse Matchmaking Hub is a strategic collaboration between Lebanon Works and Experia, Lebanon's leading innovation and business experience that connects companies, startups, innovators, and ecosystem partners to foster collaboration and business growth.
Unlike traditional networking, Reverse Matchmaking starts with business needs. Companies showcase the challenges they want to solve, the products or services they offer, and the partnerships they seek, allowing them to be matched with the most relevant startups, solution providers, investors, and business partners.
By joining the hub, your organization can:
- Promote your business needs, products, and services.
- Get matched with relevant companies, startups, and innovators.
- Schedule targeted business meetings during Experia.
- Explore new partnerships, clients, suppliers, technologies, and investment opportunities.
Whether you are looking for solutions, offering expertise, or seeking new markets, the Reverse Matchmaking Hub helps you connect with the right organizations and turn meaningful conversations into real business opportunities.
Complete your company profile and SUBMIT YOUR BUSINESS INTEREST HERE to become part of the matchmaking process and maximize your opportunities at Experia.
The From Rubble to Construction Hub brings together relevant stakeholders to unlock business opportunities within the formal economy through the safe recycling and reuse of rubble and construction and demolition waste.
In the aftermath of the 2024 war, LPSN joined a consortium of public and private stakeholders to address the growing challenge of rubble management. The initiative aimed to mitigate the environmental impact of disposing of debris in landfills while exploring viable opportunities for its recycling and reuse in construction applications.
Building on these efforts, in 2026 the Ministry of Industry renewed the discussion with LPSN and its partners and requested LIBNOR to develop standards governing the reuse of rubble in road pavements and other non-structural construction materials.
Research conducted by several Lebanese institutions has demonstrated both the technical and economic feasibility of transforming construction and demolition waste into valuable resources, including road base materials, basic construction inputs, and more advanced construction products. Through collaboration, innovation, and standards development, the Hub seeks to support the emergence of a sustainable circular economy around rubble management and construction materials.
This hub reflects the strategic collaboration between the Ministry of Economy and Trade and the Lebanese Private Sector Network (LPSN) under the Lebanon Works movement. The partnership transforms Beirut One - Rebuilding Confidence from a two-day investment conference into a year-round national investment and confidence-building platform.
Through this hub, Lebanon Works will:
- Host and archive all Beirut One content panels, insights, reforms, and videos.
- Serve as a national investment gateway, enabling investors, enablers, and Lebanese companies to connect, register, and express collaboration or investment interests.
- Showcase the Ease of Doing Business Dashboard (coming soon), reflecting Lebanon's reform and readiness progress.
- Engage the Lebanese diaspora in co-investment, mentorship, and technology transfer opportunities.
In 4 days, 147 users filled the survey and submitted their interest to invest $2.6B in different sectors in Lebanon, as shown in the table below.
Stay tuned to learn more about the next steps.
Launched during the Lebanon Works @ Work event, the GovX Hub aims to reimagine governance in Lebanon through digital innovation and artificial intelligence. The breakout session convened H.E. Minister of State for Technology and Artificial Intelligence Kamal Shehadi, members of Parliament from the IT Committee, key ministries, private sector leaders, and international agencies.
Discussions focused on four strategic priorities shaping the future of digital public services in Lebanon:
The session concluded with the signing of a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Ministry of State for IT and AI and the Lebanese Private Sector Network, solidifying their partnership to advance these priorities through the Lebanon Works platform.
The GovX Hub will serve as a cross-sector engine for digital governance, connecting innovators, institutions, and investors to accelerate Lebanon’s digital future.
A collaboration between the Association of Lebanese Industrialists, the Lebanese Private Sector Network, and Entreprenergy, the hub brings together Lebanon's rising industrial generation with established leaders, donors, and institutions. This hub highlights young industrialists driving the country's productive future, creating mentorship bridges, partnership opportunities, and a new culture of collaboration across the ecosystem.
Launched during the Lebanon Works @ Work event, the Tourism Insights Hub spotlighted a major advancement in Lebanon’s journey toward a smarter, data-driven tourism sector, the unveiling of the national hospitality statistics software system.
Held in partnership with the Ministry of Tourism, the session brought together H.E. Minister of Tourism Mrs. Laura Lahhoud, HCA Lebanon, H Hotelier, and tourism sector leaders to explore the platform’s game-changing potential.
Launched during the Lebanon Works @ Work event, the Green Gold Initiative breakout session brought together leading stakeholders dedicated to revitalizing Lebanon’s olive and olive oil sector. It showcased how coordinated national efforts can bridge the gap between policy and practice.
The session featured the active participation of H.E. Minister of Agriculture, Dr. Nizar Hani, who expressed strong commitment to the session’s outcomes and pledged support for the next phase of implementation.
Key priorities now being advanced through ministerial engagement include:
This session marked a pivotal moment in aligning national momentum and institutional backing for one of Lebanon’s most treasured agricultural sectors.
Launched during the Lebanon Works @ Work event, the Water Wealth Hub tackled one of Lebanon’s most urgent, and persistently overlooked, challenges: sustainable water management.
With the World Bank projecting a 10% decline in national water availability due to climate change, Lebanon faces mounting pressure to address aging infrastructure, limited supply, and deteriorating water quality. Despite past strategies like “Blue Gold,” meaningful implementation has remained out of reach.
This breakout session convened 20 influential stakeholders from across the public and private sectors, including senior officials, environmental NGOs, and companies specializing in water and wastewater solutions, to chart a realistic, results-driven path forward.
Key priorities identified included:
Going forward, the Water Wealth Hub will act as a coalition-building platform to drive coordinated, measurable progress on water sustainability in Lebanon.
Launched during the Lebanon Works @ Work event, the Lebanon Works for All Hub brought together key changemakers to address one of Lebanon’s most persistent challenges: inclusive employment for persons with disabilities (PWD). Participants included H.E. Minister of Social Affairs Haneen El Sayed, along with representatives from ministries, the private sector, international agencies, and NGOs.
While Lebanon has legal frameworks in place, implementation gaps and a lack of private sector alignment continue to limit access for PWD in the labor market. The session emphasized the urgent need for:
As a concrete step forward, participants committed to establishing a dedicated task force to guide inclusive hiring practices and contribute to a national roadmap, including clear KPIs to track impact and progress over the next two years.
This Hub sets the foundation for building an economy that recognizes ability, embraces diversity, and truly works for all.
Launched during the Lebanon Works @ Work event, the Home-Based Healthcare Hub gathered key stakeholders, including Lebanese Private Sector Network (LPSN) members, government officials, healthcare providers, syndicates, insurers, and civil society leaders, to chart a bold new course for Lebanon’s healthcare system.
The session reflected a shared national vision: to transform care delivery through public-private collaboration, digital innovation, and meaningful policy reform. At the core of this transformation is a commitment to expand home-based health services, invest in caregiver and nursing training, and support health-focused startups, positioning healthcare as both a pillar of well-being and a catalyst for economic recovery.
Building on this momentum, the LPSN Health Unit is now driving the next phase of action, including:
This initiative marks a pivotal step in reshaping healthcare delivery, one that places human dignity, economic opportunity, and national resilience at its core.
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