Value over a cedar tree in golden colour surrounded by "Bank of Lebanon" in French above, year of issue in Arab digits below inside Arabic star design with golden board and coloured gem in each corner surrounded by floral design.

The Lebanon cedar is the national emblem of Lebanon. It grows in Lebanon, Palestine, Israel, northwest Jordan, western Syria, and south-central Turkey.

70 years with Cedar tree in zero above 3 coloured lines (colour of airline logo) and logo of Middle East Airlines.

The airline’s logo depicts the cedar tree (which also adorns the country’s national currency, coat of arms, and flag) evergreen coniferous tree in detail, with a powerful trunk and thick foliage. However, the entire tree is coloured in one shade of dark green, making it look unreal. The same shade is used for the letter “E” in the abbreviation “MEA.” The colour palette is completed by a red “M” and a blue “A.” The thin and elongated serifs of the letters harmonize with the horizontal base of the wood.

Metal (silver) and fineness