Lebanon scraps controversial airport expansion: minister ...Saudi Arabia

ID: 1680172443929122200Thu, 2023-03-30 10:24 BEIRUT: Cash-strapped Lebanon has scrapped a deal for a second terminal at Beirut’s international airport, the transport minister said Thursday, after critics raised transparency concerns in the $122 million project. Lebanon “will not proceed with the contract,” Public Works and Transportation Minister Ali Hamieh said on Twitter, adding that the decision came “following legal controversy.”Main category: Middle-East

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