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Al Habtoor Group board approves sale of all assets and investments in Lebanon

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“Al Habtoor Group board approves sale of all assets and investments in Lebanon”

Dubai-based Al Habtoor Group said its board of directors had approved the sale of the company's assets and investments in Lebanon , after it ceased operations there. The company, which has hotels, commercial and residential properties in Lebanon, said in January that it was ceasing operations and would terminate its employees in the country due to "prolonged instability" and an investment dispute. The conglomerate, which made investments across hospitality, retail, leisure, real estate and…

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