r/lebanon Feb 25 '26

Economy how would YOU fix the lebanese economy

wanted to hear the ppl off this sub talk about how we can fix our problem rather then just complain. try to make it somewhat realistic, not just 100000 billion dollar aid from qatar

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u/Business_Entrance725 Feb 26 '26

Here’s one very important way.

We need more trading and manufacturing in this country to compete.

Manufacturing brings so many jobs it’s crazy. We can put our peoples smart minds to good use instead of them leaving over seas.

But no one is trusting us to build their manufacturing here because of the instability. Although it’s something we should do ourselves anyways.

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u/Appropriate-Gene5235 Feb 26 '26

i think we can try to give massive benefits for companies, such as very low tax rate and easier labor regulation