Lebanon’s private sector is being held back by crippling energy costs, deepening the “missing middle” and limiting firms’ ability to grow and compete.
Lebanon’s economy is shifting from fragile recovery to survival mode as war accelerates financial collapse, weakens state capacity, and deepens a nationwide livelihood crisis.
Lebanon’s food security emergency is rapidly evolving into a long-term poverty trap, with rising prices, collapsing markets, and growing malnutrition threatening an entire generation.
The Iran war has triggered a severe energy shock in Southeast Asia, exposing the region’s dependence on Middle Eastern supply routes and accelerating shifts in energy policy.
Lebanon’s hotel sector is collapsing under the weight of war and economic crisis, with plummeting occupancy rates driving irreversible losses and threatening livelihoods.