On November 28th, Bchaaleh Trails Association joined 24 Mediterranean countries in celebrating Med Day: Sounds that Connect Edition, an initiative organized by the Anna Lindh Foundation.

The event aimed to promote intercultural dialogue and solidarity through the universal language of music, uniting diverse communities around shared cultural values.

In Bchaaleh, the celebration featured a vibrant concert in the heart of the village, highlighting the talents of local young musicians and renowned artists: Bruno Tabbal and Asmara.

The program blended traditional and contemporary performances, showcasing the richness of Mediterranean heritage while fostering a spirit of cooperation and inclusivity. The event not only strengthened bonds within the local community but also connected Bchaaleh to a broader regional network, demonstrating the unifying power of music to inspire mutual understanding and solidarity across the Mediterranean.

الوكالة الوطنية للإعلام - يوم المتوسط في بشعله البترونية