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Lebanon is the country with the largest number of smokers in the world.

According to the report published by the World Health Group, Lebanon has the highest number of adult smokers in the world, followed by Guinea with a smoker percentage, and Nauru, located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, with smokers.

It is followed by Kiribati with 42% of smokers and Bulgarian smokers. The lowest number of smokers in the world is in the island nation of Madagascar, located in the western Indian Ocean, with less than the total number of smokers.

The Lebanese Republic is located on the east coast of the Mediterranean Sea in southwest Asia, bordering Syria to the east and north, Palestine and Israel to the south, and the Mediterranean Sea to the west. It is customary to call the countries of the Middle East. Lebanon, once a French colony, officially became independent on November 22, 1943, with its capital in Beirut.

The Litani River is the longest river in the country. Lebanon is poor in minerals, has a weak industrial base, is dominated by the processing industry, has underdeveloped agriculture, fruits and vegetables are the main agricultural products, grain is imported, commerce and service industries are the leading economy, transportation is mainly by sea and air, and the number of cars per capita ranks among the top in the world. Lebanon's large expatriate population has also contributed significantly to its economy.

As a place with a pleasant climate, many historical landmarks and World Heritage Sites, it continues to attract a large number of tourists.

Country, Lebanese Republic, referred to as Lebanon. Located on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea in southwest Asia, bordered by Syria to the east and north, Israel (the border is not demarcated) to the south, and the Mediterranean Sea to the west, it is customary to call the countries of the Middle East.

It is located on the east coast of the Mediterranean Sea in southwest Asia, bordering Syria to the east and north, Palestine and Israel to the south, and the Mediterranean Sea to the west. It is customary to call the countries of the Middle East. Lebanon, once a French colony, officially became independent on November 22, 1943, with its capital Beirut, covering an area of 10,452 square kilometers and a population of 3,727,703 (2000).

Flag: The flag of Lebanon is rectangular in shape with a ratio of 3:2 in length to width.

The flag is red at the top and bottom and white in the middle. The white part** is a Lebanese cedar tree, which is known in the Bible as the king of plants. Red symbolizes self-sacrifice, white symbolizes peace, and cedar represents uprightness, strength and purity, and eternal life.

National Emblem: The national emblem of Lebanon is in the shape of a shield. The shield is a diagonal flag with a white ribbon around it, and the white frieze at the bottom reads "Lebanese Republic" in Arabic and French, respectively.

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