Saudi Arabia’s Ambassador to Lebanon, Fahd bin Abdulrahman Al-Dosari, launched the third phase of exporting Lebanese products to Saudi Arabia through the Masnaa land border crossing between Lebanon and Syria.
Lebanon announced the resumption of its exports to Saudi Arabia via the crossing, coinciding with enhanced shipment inspection controls, in a step aimed at supporting trade and commercial exchange between the two countries.
Lebanese Minister of Public Works and Transport, Fayez Rasamny, accompanied by the Saudi ambassador, inspected the Masnaa border point, where the “scanner” device was put into operation, before the attendees toured the site designated for establishing a new land crossing center in the Masnaa area.
Rasamny said the resumption of Lebanese exports to Saudi Arabia represents an important stage for the Lebanese economy and commercial exchange, praising the Kingdom’s decision to resume receiving Lebanese products. He affirmed that the step constitutes direct support for the national economy and opens new horizons for Lebanese producers.
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