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‘Now not viable’: Al Habtoor Group to close all Lebanon operations amid deepening disaster

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Dubai-based conglomerate Al Habtoor Group has confirmed it would shut all of its operations in Lebanon because of extended political and financial instability, mounting monetary losses and an ongoing authorized dispute with the Lebanese authorities.

In a press release issued on Wednesday, the Group mentioned the choice adopted a “complete inner overview” and got here in opposition to the backdrop of “ongoing hostile campaigns, public assaults, and defamatory actions” directed on the firm, alongside broader authorized proceedings with the Lebanese state.

The transfer marks the top of a 25-year presence in Lebanon for the UAE-based group, which first entered the market in 2001 with the opening of its first lodge.

“Regardless of more and more difficult circumstances, the Group has sought to protect its operations, shield its workers, and safeguard its investments,” Al Habtoor Group mentioned. “Nonetheless, the cumulative impression of those elements has rendered the continuation of operations unsustainable right now.”

Closure impacts the total workforce

The closure will embody the entire Group’s actions within the nation, together with its motels, and can consequence within the termination of all workers. The corporate mentioned the choice was taken to halt ongoing monetary losses and to guard its authorized and industrial pursuits.

The announcement follows earlier warnings from the Group that it was contemplating authorized motion in opposition to Lebanon over losses estimated at $1.7 billion, linked to what it has described as state failure, institutional paralysis and the absence of fundamental investor protections.

Al Habtoor Group mentioned it had continued working by years of battle, political upheaval and financial collapse, absorbing substantial monetary and operational prices whereas persevering with to satisfy its obligations to employees. It described its presence in Lebanon as guided by “partnership and duty, relatively than short-term revenue”, including that it had handled the interval as a humanitarian dedication as a lot as a industrial one.

“That method, nonetheless, is now not viable,” the assertion mentioned, pointing to deteriorating situations, persistent institutional failure and the dearth of significant structural reforms.

The Group mentioned the closures kind a part of broader authorized and operational measures being taken as a part of the continuing dispute with the Lebanese authorities, and confirmed it will proceed to pursue all out there authorized avenues below worldwide agreements and relevant authorized frameworks.

Al Habtoor Group, based in 1970 by Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor, is without doubt one of the UAE’s largest conglomerates, with pursuits spanning hospitality, actual property, automotive and schooling throughout the Center East and internationally.



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