Prime Minister Nawaf Salam received a delegation from the Lebanese Economic Bodies, headed by former Minister Mohammad Choucair, at the Grand Serail to discuss the country's economic situation and the private sector's key demands.
Following the meeting, President of the Tripoli and North Lebanon Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture, Toufiq Dabboussi, described the talks as reassuring, noting that Salam is working on targeted programs to ease the current economic difficulties and support recovery.
Dabboussi also highlighted Tripoli's strategic potential, saying its major facilities could position the city as an international economic hub. He called for high-level agreements between Salam and the leaders of countries such as Qatar, the UAE and Saudi Arabia to attract foreign investment, increase state revenues, create job opportunities and strengthen national security through strategic international partnerships.
Following the meeting, President of the Tripoli and North Lebanon Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture, Toufiq Dabboussi, described the talks as reassuring, noting that Salam is working on targeted programs to ease the current economic difficulties and support recovery.
Dabboussi also highlighted Tripoli's strategic potential, saying its major facilities could position the city as an international economic hub. He called for high-level agreements between Salam and the leaders of countries such as Qatar, the UAE and Saudi Arabia to attract foreign investment, increase state revenues, create job opportunities and strengthen national security through strategic international partnerships.
