Lebanese Arabian horses face extinction due to war
Raising purebred Arabian horses in Lebanon faces significant challenges due to war and the economic crisis, threatening the sustainability of this national heritage. The sector suffers from a lack of government support, rising breeding costs, and diminished veterinary services, along with declining ratings of Lebanese horses and weak international participation, which undermine opportunities for competition and sector development. Breeders rely on their efforts to preserve pureblood lines despite these hardships, calling for a government plan to support the industry, develop local breeds, and import internationally recognized horses to prevent their extinction.
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