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The port of Beirut has once again been the victim of a disaster

The port of Beirut has once again been the victim of a disaster
09/10/2020 - Frédéric Dubessy | Environment
LEBANON. One month after the two explosions that caused 180 deaths, the port of Beirut is in the grip of a huge fire. Version française

Mustapha Adib appointed Prime Minister in Lebanon

Mustapha Adib appointed Prime Minister in Lebanon
08/31/2020 - Frédéric Dubessy | People
LEBANON. The new Lebanese President, Mustapha Adib indicates that he wants to form a government in record time to bring Lebanon out of the economic slump.

The port of Beirut suffered less than expected

The port of Beirut suffered less than expected
08/27/2020 - Gérard Tur | Transport
LEBANON. "The port is once again operating at 100%, for imports and exports" according to the new director of the port.

Expat remittances – An aid to better living in Lebanon

Expat remittances – An aid to better living in Lebanon
03/21/2016 - Nathalie Bureau du Colombier à Athènes | Socio-economic assessments
Remittances of money from investments or bank deposits sent back by Lebanese expats to their families represent a vital component of the Lebanese economy and an important part of its financial resources. A study published recently by Chogig Kasparian, professor at St. Joseph University, Beirut, has shed new light on the subject, with the statistical data it contains being immediately put to use. Version française

econostrum.info launches en.econostrum.info

econostrum.info launches en.econostrum.info
11/09/2012 - Frédéric Dubessy (translation Leslie Barla) | Services / Finances
MEDITERRANEAN. The econostrum.info website, specialized in current events on the economy of Mediterranean countries, launches a version in english.

Remittances from migrants an asset to countries of origin

Remittances from migrants an asset to countries of origin
10/16/2012 - Frédéric Dubessy | Socio-economic assessments
MEDITERRANEAN. On 16 and 17 April 2011, Femise, the network of economic research institutions that deal with issues that affect the Mediterranean, and the ERF, a network of three hundred economists from the Mediterranean, brought some fifty experts together in Istanbul to discuss “Migration in the Arab region: Factors and consequences.” Focus on remittances from emigrants.