Lebanon: Foreign Direct Investment Report
People who seek an attractive rate of return in Lebanon should have a good knowledge of the different sectors, patience and a head for surprises.
Economy of Lebanon: An Inquiry into Lebanon’s Economic Miracle
Thanks to its resilient, well-educated people, Lebanon has managed to buck numerous regional crises. The country’s economic profile, however, might soon have to be rewritten.
Best Investment Opportunity in Lebanon: IT in Lebanon
Nabil Itani discusses the importance of IT sector…
IDAL: Strategy of the Investment and Development Authority of Lebanon
Investment and Development Authority of Lebanon (IDAL) is trying to target 3 main categories of investors.
Experiences of Investors Investing in Lebanon
Nabil Itani, Chairman and General Manager of Investment and Development Authority of Lebanon (IDAL), talks about experiences of Gulf investors who decided to invest in Lebanon.
FDI in Lebanon: Outlook for Lebanese FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)
Nabil Itani, Chairman and General Manager of Investment and Development Authority of Lebanon (IDAL), discusses the outlook for investment in 2012/2013.
Investment Law in Lebanon: Law 360 Investment Law of Lebanon in Practice
Nabil Itani, Chairman and General Manager of Investment and Development Authority of Lebanon (IDAL), says that “Law 360 Investment Law of Lebanon was enacted in 2001. Over these ten years we have noticed in our practice of this law that there is a demand in some areas…”
Investment Projects in Lebanon: Most Important Investment Projects in 2012
Nabil Itani, Chairman and General Manager of Investment and Development Authority of Lebanon (IDAL), sees major investment projects in health care, IT and MICE tourism.
Risks to Lebanese Economy
Internally, the biggest risk for Lebanon is an open Lebanese-Israeli military conflict.
Lebanon: Economy Under Pressure from Public Spending
The World Bank argues that countries with high levels of indebtedness, particularity Lebanon, remain significantly vulnerable because they have relatively high external financing needs and large current account deficits.