Scanner active amid Saudi export dispute

The scanner device arrived at the Factory Customs Center after weeks of tension regarding its disappearance, in order to resume land exports to Saudi Arabia. Although the Saudi General Authority for Foreign Trade and the Riyadh Chamber of Commerce and Industry pledged to receive Lebanese shipments, technical and logistical obstacles still remain, including the need to fully activate the device, which may take several additional days. So far, no Lebanese shipments have been exported to Saudi Arabia, and agricultural sector products face issues obtaining certificates of origin and registration in the Saudi market. Meanwhile, efforts are underway to facilitate exports to Gulf countries through land crossings, amid Lebanese calls to lift restrictions on truck age and to re-register vehicles externally. The technical and regulatory challenges continue to delay the return of Lebanese-Saudi trade, despite promises to activate the device in the coming days. However, implementation requires further procedures.

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