Hani: Optimism After US Visit on Israeli Withdrawal
The article discusses the political and military developments in Lebanon and the region. Agriculture Minister Nizar Hani confirmed that the results of the President's visit to Washington showed a positive atmosphere, with initial signs of Israeli withdrawals from some villages, which boosts his optimism about paving the way for residents' return and the broader liberation of lands. He also noted that any future negotiations should focus on achieving actual withdrawals and halting assaults. Regarding agriculture, Hani revealed that the damages caused by the war affected about 22.5% of Lebanon's agricultural lands, with losses exceeding one billion dollars. The ministry is currently implementing support programs for farmers and rehabilitating agricultural infrastructure. He also assured that obstacles to exporting Lebanese products to the Gulf have been removed, and that land freight shipments to Saudi Arabia will commence this week to bolster Lebanese agricultural exports to Gulf markets.
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