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These results of this analysis [entail] a coordinated national response that combines meeting urgent food needs, protecting livelihoods and restoring production capacity. The Ministry of Agriculture places support for farmers and the preservation of rural household income sources at the heart of this response, enhancing local production and helping communities recover and build resilience. Close coordination between national institutions and humanitarian and development partners is essential to direct resources to the most affected groups and areas, and to link emergency assistance with sustainable investments that strengthen food security and reduce families' vulnerability to future crises.
This is not the time for internal disputes or disagreements, especially those that hold the resistance responsible for the crises Lebanon is experiencing.
Maintaining national unity and preserving internal stability constitute a national priority.
The state is required to assume full responsibilities and duties toward the south and its people, work to secure the return of residents to their villages and towns, and oblige the Israeli enemy to stop its attacks and withdraw completely from Lebanese territory.
If Berri had given birth to a girl instead of his son Bassel, we would have benefited from her more.
It is the duty of all public institutions to pay their dues, just as citizens do
The government atmosphere is trending positive
Olive cultivation in Lebanon represents a distinctive case compared with other crops, given that the fate of a wide segment of farmers is tied to this sector. About 12 million olive trees are planted in Lebanon over an area of 62,000 hectares, representing about 24% of the utilized cultivated area of 260,000 hectares, which gives the sector a major opportunity for Lebanon to be among the leading countries in producing competitive-quality olive oil.
The South contributes about a quarter of Lebanon’s agricultural production, making it a fundamental pillar of food security and the national agricultural economy.
Najmat al-Sobh represents an advanced model of cooperative work that combines preserving Lebanese food heritage with developing production according to quality standards and modern market requirements.
The ministry worked to unify agricultural projects that donor agencies were implementing separately, within a joint platform that currently includes 67 projects implemented by 54 partner entities.
An embodiment of smart power and hybrid war.
The war damaged about 22.5 percent of the agricultural sector, affecting nearly 56,000 hectares.
Iran does not consider Netanyahu's rivals in these elections better than him in any way. On the contrary, Tehran sees Netanyahu as a more fragile enemy, more prone to retreat and being struck, given that he has become an exposed and isolated figure internationally, and is officially pursued by the International Criminal Court on charges of committing genocide.
Not wanting Netanyahu to win is one matter, and intervening in the Israeli elections to achieve this goal is a completely different matter; it is unlikely that Iran would have any actual intervention in these elections.
Sacrifices and steadfastness are the fundamental title of protecting the homeland, and Lebanon cannot be protected through concessions
Whoever does not want the resistance to remain must provide the alternative capable of protecting Lebanon and ensuring the return of southerners to their villages with dignity and honour
very promising
managing every square meter in Lebanon with great care
a promising agricultural region
Jordanian markets will open to Lebanese products next November
A large number of Egyptian traders are currently in Lebanon, and we have worked for more than a year to open the Iraqi, Jordanian, Libyan and Egyptian markets to Lebanese agricultural products, in addition to opening the Gulf markets via the land route, and this is a positive thing this year
We are working to facilitate relations between the exporter and the farmer and to secure prices that take into account the high production cost
A large number of Egyptian traders are currently in Lebanon, and we have worked for more than a year to open the Iraqi, Jordanian, Libyan, and Egyptian markets to Lebanese agricultural products, in addition to opening the Gulf markets via the land route, which is a positive thing this year.
We are in Iraq for practical results: broader markets, greater trade exchange, and a real agricultural partnership that serves the farmer and the economy in both countries. Lebanon and Iraq have many opportunities for integration, and our task is to turn these fraternal relations into trade, investment and sustainable cooperation that reflects directly on farmers and producers.
The integration of the efforts of the Ministry of Agriculture, the Lebanese diplomatic mission and the private sector is an essential element for opening markets and supporting exporters.
The deep fraternal relations between the two countries constitute a basis for expanding cooperation and turning it into projects and economic opportunities that benefit both peoples.
Returning the agricultural sector to science
We discussed with my Iraqi counterpart increasing Lebanese agricultural exports to Iraq and strengthening agricultural cooperation between the two countries