Lebanon reviews over 40 commercial agreements with Syria ahead of new partnership

Lebanon and Syria are moving towards reviewing more than 40 old trade agreements with the aim of revitalizing their economic relations. The two countries are seeking to establish a broader bilateral trade agreement. Last year, the volume of their trade exchange was around 250 million dollars, with expectations that their commercial relationships could reach billions of dollars. The review includes reforms in the visa and tax systems, resolving logistical obstacles, and unifying the customs system, all aimed at strengthening economic cooperation after decades of separation and conflict.

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