Abu Faour: All dumped goods will protect it

Industry Minister Wael Abu Faour told a delegation of Metn's industrial group, led by Charles Mueller, that "the government has become more supportive of the support of the industry, and that any local product subject to dumping will be protected ". He stressed that "the Governor of the Bank of Lebanon, Riad Salameh, informed the outcome of the meeting with him in the presence of the President of the Lebanese Industrialists Association Fadi Gemayel in order to prepare a new mechanism for supporting the interests operational capital of the industrial sector ".

He pointed out that "we have entered a new phase, the results of which have a positive impact on the industrial sector". "Some campaigns aim to change the economic structure of Lebanon and it is a great honor for us to try to transform the economy from a productive economy into a productive one," he said. he said, stressing that it was important to balance the sectors constituting the structure of the national economy, care, support and protection to continue and develop and contribute more to growth. protection began with the adoption of 18 resolutions in this regard, and the door is open to face any attempt at dumping and competition is illegal. In addition, the facilitation measures taken by the department appear successively, In the course of embarking on the opening of new factories and export increase over the ratios obtained during the course of the year. last year ".

Mueller presented a detailed note on the reality of the industrial sector in Lebanon and in the North, which represents 25% of the number of industrial establishments in Lebanon. The members of the delegation presented some of the problems they faced, particularly in the industrial valley region where the treatment required the intervention of the ministries of Public Works, Transport, Energy and Energy. Water and the five municipalities whose properties have crossed in the valley.

Minister Abu Faour promised to conduct an inspection tour of the region with ministers and relevant officials in the field to determine the nature of the problem, identify responsibilities and carry out necessary treatments.

The minister also met with professors from participating universities as part of the Ministry's declaration campaign on food factories to award a "quality seal" as part of the food security campaign in the country. food processing. He thanked them for the contribution of their students to the campaign, describing the experience as "the trail that benefits both the ministry and the students".