Dia Mrad, Salam (2024) Sharjah Art Foundation The Little Ghaf Tree serves

The Little Ghaf Tree serves as an excellent educational tool for children and their parents alike—introducing them to the traits of the UAE’s National Tree and the rich biodiversity it supports

and Transparency— is based on the value system of the Indonesian curatorial team and offers ideas and perspectives that complement the exhibition

productivity

Hara draws on more than three decades of participation in design work and exhibition curating

Featuring 500 houses - one per page

Dia Mrad, Salam (2024) Sharjah Art Foundation The Little Ghaf Tree servesThe debate surrounding Lebanons old rent laws reflects divergent perspectives between tenants and landlords, entrenched within legislative frameworks such as Rent Acts No. 92 159 and 92 160 enacted in 1992. These laws established rent control for pre1992 properties, maintaining rates below market values due to socioeconomic instability. Proposed amendments aim to rectify these disparities by updating rental rates while safeguarding long term tenants.