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LABSC Board Members Meet with Lebanese Consul General
LABSC Board Members Meet with Lebanese Consul General
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Lebanese Engineer Ahmed Jaber attends the Water Innovation Lab in Lebanon
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Lebanese Engineer Ahmed Jaber attends the Water Innovation Lab in Lebanon
Torrance Pops Orchestra featuring Lebanese Composer/Pianist George Tomb
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Torrance Pops Orchestra featuring Lebanese Composer/Pianist George Tomb
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LABSCC 's 2022 Fundraising Gala Night

The Los Angeles Beirut Sister Cities Committee is having at night to honor Mr. Adel Hagekhalil for his charitable contributions to our community.

Purchase 2022 Gala Tickets
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Our Mission

The Los Angeles Beirut Sister Cities Committee, was established in 2006, to create a bridge of understanding and friendship between Los Angeles and Beirut. Our aim is to create opportunities for business, educational, cultural and social exchanges so both cities may continue to prosper and build towards a bright future.

Our History

The Los Angeles Beirut Sister Cities Committee, a 501(c)(3),  was established in 2006, to create a bridge of understanding and friendship between Los Angeles and Beirut. Sisterly ties were initiated on August 27, 2005 by former Los Angeles Council Member Dennis Zine and then Council President Eric Garcetti. Formal recognition was established in a signing ceremony at Nicholas Sursock Palace on June 30, 2006. Representing Beirut was Abdulmonem Al-Aris, Former President of the Beirut City Council, and former VP of the Beirut City Council, Tawfic Kfoury.

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Explosion that Rocked Beirut on August 4, 2020

On August 4, 2020, Beirut was rocked by an explosion that has killed over 150 people and has injured at least 3,000 and counting. We feel it is our duty as sons and daughters of Lebanon to attempt to provide aid and relief to those who can best administer it to the people affected by this calamity. This monetary aid will be directly donated to the American University of Beirut Medical Center to provide for supplies and other needs that may befall the institution. We seek to alleviate the issues that could arise as a result of the massive influx of wounded.
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