Lebanese Finance Minister Praises Customs for Seizing 3.5 Tons of Drugs
The article discusses Lebanon's efforts to curb drug smuggling operations. Lebanese customs managed to seize 3.5 tons of hashish at Beirut Port that was destined for export to Africa, through meticulous surveillance operations. Officials confirmed that supporting and developing the Customs Department—including upgrading systems and enhancing personnel—contributes to strengthening anti-smuggling capabilities and protecting the national economy. This highlights the importance of the capabilities demonstrated by the successful seizure of large quantities of drugs. They also noted that these operations showcase the Customs Authority's ability to achieve tangible results, while emphasizing the need to improve economic and security efficiency by providing the right conditions to encourage investment and achieve further successes in combating smuggling.
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