Lebanon has taken a strategic path with its joining of the Ports Club, which I consider an important decision, and the most important thing is returning to the map of exchanges. The government must carefully study the steps before any external commitments.
It may commit Lebanon to certain relations or communication with Israel, which constitutes a trap and indirect normalization.
The essential importance of joining is that Lebanon breaks its isolation, because it is isolated and outside the map of exchanges through ports. Beirut Port must be strengthened, and work must be done at Tripoli Port.
Lebanon joined the Ports Club of the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor through the ports of Beirut and Tripoli, in a decision described by an official Lebanese source as p…