Logo of the Public Procurement Authority in Lebanon The logo of the Public Procurement Authority in Lebanon was carefully designed to reflect the national identity and the comprehensive mission of the Authority. It draws inspiration from the colors of the Lebanese flag and the diverse geography of Lebanon—its sea, mountains, and plains. The inclusion of the map of Lebanon in the design symbolizes the broad scope of the Public Procurement Law, which the Authority implements across all Lebanese territories and within most public administrations. The logo is composed of the initials of the Authority’s name in Arabic: “هيئة الشراء العام” (Public Procurement Authority), with each letter carrying a symbolic meaning tied to Lebanon’s identity and the Authority’s vision: The red color used in the letter "هـ" (H) is taken from the Lebanese flag and represents the blood of the martyrs who gave their lives for the country. The upward arrow shape of the letter symbolizes progress and development, reflecting the Authority's mission to implement the new procurement law as a tool for governance and transparency. The letter "ش" (Sh) appears in green, representing Lebanon’s mountains and its iconic cedar tree, symbolizing strength and heritage. The cedar itself is replaced by three dots, which feature 17 small gaps—a reference to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations. The letter "ع" (A) is written in blue, symbolizing the Mediterranean Sea that borders Lebanon to the west. It is shaped like a port, reflecting Lebanon’s historical and ongoing strategic role in regional trade across the Middle East. The white background, especially around the cedar area, evokes the purity of snow, symbolizing transparency and integrity. Thus, the logo not only embodies the identity of the Authority but also reflects its vision and mission: to build a better Lebanon through a modern, transparent, and effective public procurement system. Logo concept and design by Eng. Omar El-Barraj (Head of the IT Department).