Iraq is a key market for Lebanese products, and the steps we agreed on today aim to reduce transport costs, limit exporters' losses, and enhance the competitiveness of our products in the Iraqi market. We will follow up on their implementation with the Iraqi authorities and inform the relevant parties.
Consumer protection is a red line
The visit stems from the difficulties facing industrialists, farmers and exporters, and carries key files for discussion with Iraqi officials. The goal is to turn available opportunities to enter the Iraqi market into actual exports, by addressing customs and non-customs obstacles to facilitate the entry of Lebanese products
The oversight campaign on generators continues
putting the details in place and drafting the law
a major change in the structure of the hierarchy of losses, which begins with banks' capital and ends with depositors, so that depositors are the least affected party
The headline stated that 'Al-Bassat' referred a file of violation reports concerning expired meat to the judiciary, without the available text providing additional details about th…
Reports indicate that Al-Bassat activated oversight measures on meat warehouses, setting a 48-hour deadline for these warehouses, in a step related to regulating the meat sector an…
The Lebanon Debate platform reported that an electricity generator serving about 400 subscribers was placed under seizure, attaching a statement by "Al-Bassat" stressing that consu…
Al-Bassat discussed export challenges in preparation for a visit to Iraq, according to Lebanon ON, without further details.
After meeting Aoun, Al-Basat affirmed that the oversight campaign on private electricity generators in Lebanon continues, as part of efforts to follow up on electricity pricing and…