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Last updated : Nov 2007
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Fax

International facilities are available. Faxes can be sent from centrales (state telephone bureaux) in main towns and from most hotels (which often add 25 % to the official rates).

Internet

The main ISPs are Cyberia, IDM and Terranet. There are Internet cafes in Tripoli, Beirut and most major towns.

Telephones

  International Direct Dialling service is available.

  The Lebanon country code is 961.

  The Outgoing international code is 00.

  Cellular phones are widely used and are possible for hire to visitors.

Mobile telephones

   Global System for Mobile communications (GSM) 900 network is operated by Faldete and MTC.

Post

Post to Europe usually takes 2 to 4 days, and between 4 to 7 days to the United States of America.

Press

There are more than 30 daily newspapers published in Armenian, Arabic and French and over 100 publications appear on a weekly or monthly basis. Beirut Times and The Daily Star are published in English and there are numerous English language weeklies, primarily Monday Morning.

The best selling Arabic dailies are Al Dyar, Al Anwar, Al Liwa’, An Nahar and Al Safir. The most essential daily in French is L'Orient-le Jour.

Radio

BBC World Service and Voice of America can be received. From time to time the frequencies change and the most up to date can be found online.