Hajj Bahaeddine Hariri Development Complex

The Hajj Bahaeddine Hariri Development Complex is a multipurpose complex serving the Hariri Foundation’s Education and Digital Transformation Program. Established in 1997, the development complex is located at the gateway of Saida to the South Lebanon governorate, serving as a strategic regional hub for education and training. 

The Hajj Bahaeddine Hariri Development Complex is designed to support the development of individuals and communities through tailored educational programs and services, also providing opportunities for community engagement and social interaction. 

The complex covers an area of 10,000 square meters and houses the Hajj Bahaa Hariri High School and 3 of the foundation’s vocational and technical centers. The complex also provides spacious buildings and halls for affiliate institutions of the Hariri Foundation, such as the Faculty of Technology – Lebanese University and the Future Lebanon Scouts Association. 

The vast buildings and infrastructure at the complex allow for further growth and for the annexation of additional spaces which address local needs and trends.