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Dubai's Al Habtoor Group to sell all assets and investments in Lebanon

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“Dubai's Al Habtoor Group to sell all assets and investments in Lebanon”

Dubai-based Al Habtoor Group has decided to sell all its assets and investments worth billions in Lebanon, including hotels, commercial and residential properties and land, as it seeks to redirect capital towards more stable markets with stronger long-term growth prospects. The decision, approved by the group's board of directors, follows its January 28, 2026 announcement suspending operations in Lebanon and marks a complete withdrawal from a market where it has invested since the late 1990s.…

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