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Lebanon
Capital · Beirut
Lebanon, with its capital Beirut serving as the country's commercial and cultural heartbeat, draws visitors through a compelling mix of ancient heritage, Mediterranean coastline, and mountain landscapes. The economy revolves around banking, tourism, trade, and a lively food and hospitality sector. Travellers explore the Roman ruins at Baalbek, the seaside Corniche promenade, and the cedar forests of the Chouf region. Shoppers find gold jewellery in the souks of Tripoli, handwoven textiles, aromatic spices, and artisan ceramics throughout traditional markets across the country.
Chambers, trade desks, hubs & districts
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Beirut Chamber of Commerce, Industry & Agriculture
The oldest and most prominent chamber in Lebanon, facilitating trade connections and providing business support services across all sectors. It serves as the primary gateway for companies seeking to establish or expand operations in the Lebanese market.
Justinien Street, Sanayeh, Beirut
Investment Development Authority of Lebanon (IDAL)
Lebanon's official investment promotion agency, offering incentives and facilitation servi…
Beirut Digital District (BDD)
A purpose-built innovation and technology hub housing startups, digital agencies, and mult…
Beirut Stock Exchange (BSE)
The official securities exchange of Lebanon, listing equities, bonds, and certificates of …
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