Al-Huweik criticizes apple season decline over political spectacle

The article focused on the crisis faced by the apple sector in Lebanon. Antoine Al-Huwaik, Head of the Farmers' Association, blamed the government for the deteriorating agricultural conditions and the repeated crises that have persisted for many years. He explained that there is an oversupply expected to exceed 250,000 tons by 2026, and that proposed solutions include exporting the product, preservation, and processing, with an emphasis on the need to establish manufacturing plants and independent agricultural plans to support farmers. Al-Huwaik accused political parties of trying to hinder these solutions and incite against the creation of agricultural chambers and support institutions, which has led to ongoing destruction and neglect of farmers' demands. He concluded that instead of implementing radical solutions, the government is focusing on flashy shows and images, considering that the government’s ineffective performance worsens the agricultural crisis and reflects political deception.

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