Lebanon Offers Hope to Saudi Arabia

Riyadh witnessed the arrival of the first shipments of Lebanese flowers aboard MEA aircrafts following the resumption of export activities. The surprise was that the shipments were loaded with flowers instead of industrial or food products. This step reflects a glimmer of hope for Lebanon's flower farming sector, which faces significant challenges such as high production costs and a lack of local markets, despite exports reaching around $2.7 million in 2024. Agricultural experts emphasize the importance of government support and increasing customs tariffs on flowers to boost local production and restore Lebanon's position in the flower export market.

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