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Hamat Quarries Contract Rush Alan Sarkis
The Al-Qulayaat Airport in Lebanon has been officially opened after years of waiting, marking a step aimed at ending the monopoly of Beirut Airport and preventing political objections that had hindered its development. Official support from the President and the government, along with regional and international changes, contributed to speeding up the project's implementation. The issue is no longer viewed as a political or regional matter but as part of a broader plan to support infrastructure and boost the Lebanese economy. Meanwhile, attention is turning to the Hamat Airport project, which Washington is keen to accelerate so that it becomes one of the largest military airports, with the potential to later serve as a civilian or dual-use airport, as part of a strategy to diversify Lebanon's airport network.
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