Port of Beirut ends Lebanon’s role in harming Arab nations

Prime Minister Nohad Al-Schamaa signaled the start of the first container heading to Jeddah Port at the Beirut Port, following the lifting of the ban on Lebanese exports to Saudi Arabia. He confirmed that Lebanon is determined not to use its ports as beaches for smuggling banned goods, and emphasized enhancing border control measures with the aim of restoring trust and reestablishing economic relations with the Kingdom, which was Lebanon’s largest export market before the ban. He also stressed that efforts are underway to stimulate the Lebanese economy through re-exporting products and creating job opportunities, with aspirations to strengthen bilateral cooperation between the two countries.

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