Lebanese interns utilizing Cisco telepresence technology as an educational and collaborative tool at Cisco Corporate Headquarters 
The Partnership for Lebanon was launched by U.S. business leaders in September 2006 to help the people of Lebanon find the path to long-term stability and economic growth. It is led by five U.S. companies: Cisco, GHAFARI, Intel, Microsoft and Occidental Petroleum. Partnership Work Streams:Working through public private partnerships and with the Lebanese people, the Partnership is focused on:
John Chambers: "It's About Doing What Is Needed"
“Only occasionally do you have an opportunity to make a difference in a person’s life, much less in a community. Through this partnership, we have a chance to make a difference in a country and perhaps even a region. After visiting Lebanon, I have seen first-hand the serious challenges facing the country. Through the efforts of this Partnership, we can make a meaningful contribution not just for rebuilding Lebanon but to help position the country for leadership in the future. Through the unique combination of public-private partnerships and the support of the global community, together we can accomplish what none of us can do alone.” John Chambers, Chairman and CEO, Cisco. Partners:
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