Pictures.. inauguration of the resumption of Lebanese exports to Saudi markets

Ambassador Al-Dosari said in his speech: "In implementation of the directives of His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince and Prime Minister – may God protect him – to resume Lebanese exports to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in response to the request of His Excellency the President of the Lebanese Republic, General Joseph Aoun, and His Excellency the Prime Minister, Dr. Nawaf Salam"

Resuming Lebanese exports to Saudi markets

Ambassador Al-Dosari added: In accordance with the positive steps taken by the Lebanese government in rebuilding state institutions, and what the specialized teams have accomplished, we gather today to witness the departure of the first Lebanese exports destined for the Jeddah Islamic Port via the port of Beirut.

He continued: "As an embodiment of fraternal relations and based on the Kingdom’s keenness to stand by its brothers, this decision came to resume Lebanese exports to the Kingdom, which confirms beyond any doubt its support for Lebanon’s stability, its sovereignty over its entire territory, and the well-being of its brotherly people."

In turn, Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam stressed in his speech that Lebanon would not be allowed to return as a starting point for any harm to the Arab brothers.

He expressed his thanks to His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince and Prime Minister, for the decision to lift the ban on Lebanese exports.

Accurately inspecting the goods and containers

Then the attendees moved to inspect the scanning devices. The modern scanner, which was recently installed in the port, is designed to accurately examine goods and containers, which works to ensure security control and speed up the clearance of goods.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, the Lebanese ministers of finance, industry, agriculture, economy and trade, heads of relevant official departments and departments, and a crowd of political, economic and media figures and members of the embassy.