Lebanon is actively courting Emirati capital to revive its struggling economy. Ambassador Tarek Mneimneh said investors from the UAE are “more than welcome” and highlighted ports, airports and digital governance as priority sectors. This opens new opportunities for the UAE business community looking to invest in the region.
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In an interview in Abu Dhabi, Lebanon’s ambassador to the UAE, Tarek Mneimneh, confirmed that Lebanese authorities are working to create conditions for foreign investment. He said talks are already underway and interest from Emirati investors is growing.
Lebanon plans to reform its regulatory and legal framework and strengthen security to make the market more predictable. Priority areas include developing port infrastructure, modernising airports and implementing digital governance solutions.
For potential Emirati investors this is a chance to enter new Middle‑East markets. Expats and business groups can monitor updates, contact the Lebanese embassy in Abu Dhabi and study the details of upcoming projects.
Keep in mind that specific proposals will be disclosed as negotiations progress. Stay tuned for further information to avoid missing opportunities.
Details are in the original publication: https://www.thenationalnews.com/news/mena/2026/07/03/lebanon-seeks-uae-investors-abu-dhabi
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