I told the Prime Minister that we today possess a set of facilities in Lebanon, especially in Greater Tripoli, and these facilities in fact need agreements at the level of heads of governments, meaning between Prime Minister Nawaf Salam and the heads of governments of the countries we want to work with, whether Qatari, Emirati, Saudi or from any other country. The projects that Lebanon needs, and that we are capable of implementing, can make Tripoli a platform to serve global economies. This creates revenues for the Lebanese treasury, provides job opportunities for people, and at the same time establishes regional and international partnerships that make Lebanon safer, as a result of the funds that will be invested in projects on its territory, so that our security becomes part of the security and stability of the international community.
Our meeting today with Prime Minister Dr. Nawaf Salam was about the demands of the Lebanese economic bodies, the issues concerning the economic sector and its workers, employees and laborers, and how some measures can be taken that allow us to absorb the difficult phase we are going through and mitigate its repercussions.
The Chamber's Board of Directors continues to work based on a fundamental goal of transforming energies, facilities, and capabilities into capacities that enhance Lebanon's status and its distinguished regional and international presence.
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