Behind the scenes of Saudi export crisis

The article discusses efforts to resume the export of Lebanese products to Saudi Arabia through the restoration and operation of the scanner device at the Al-Masnaa border customs center, following a technical crisis caused by the device's stoppage for several months. The device was finally connected after official intervention to replace and prepare it, and it is expected to be gradually activated starting next week, with the possibility of approximately 40 trucks passing daily during the transitional phase. However, logistical and technical obstacles still remain, such as delays in issuing the certificates of origin and the Saudi truck age restrictions, which hinder the actual start of exporting agricultural products to the Saudi market. Despite this, exports to Gulf countries are not facing the same obstacles and continue unofficially. The reopening of the Saudi market remains contingent upon the implementation of a series of procedures and adjustments, and it is expected to take some time before full export resumption.

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