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The article discusses the opportunity to resume American investments in Lebanon following visits and political meetings. The Lebanese–American summit at the White House signaled American interest in opening the door for investment in Lebanon through direct flight routes and the preparation of an economic conference to attract American companies. However, the report indicates that the American presence in Lebanon remains limited and mostly confined to the services, technology, and real estate sectors, with a lack of significant industrial investments. American assistance tends to focus primarily on military and humanitarian aspects rather than direct economic cooperation. The article highlights that the main investment opportunities include the energy sector, particularly oil and gas following the maritime border delimitation agreement, as well as the technology and digital economy sectors due to Lebanon’s high-skilled workforce. Additionally, there are prospects in renewable energy projects, infrastructure, and logistics. As the security and political climate improve, greater opportunities could emerge for American companies to participate in exploring gas reserves and developing infrastructure. However, major obstacles remain, primarily the unstable political and security environment, along with the need for economic, financial, and legislative reforms to effectively attract American capital.
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