Lebanon's Role in Shifting Trade Routes
The article highlights the shift in the region from military and political dynamics to a focus on the economy and trade following recent wars, where trade routes and infrastructure have become tools of power and stability. It emphasizes Lebanon's strategic geographic position as a bridge between the East and West and underscores that its absence from the new economic equations—due to a lack of political vision—threatens its future status and role in the region. The article also discusses the changing role of Hezbollah and its weapons, asserting that success in the upcoming phase requires Lebanon to transition from crisis management to creating economic opportunities.
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