Lebanon hopes Saudi reconsiders produce ban, tasks interior minister to coordinate


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  • Monday, 26 Apr 2021

BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon said on Monday it hoped Saudi Arabia would reconsider a ban on its produce that Riyadh imposed citing an increase in drug smuggling, and tasked its interior minister to coordinate with the kingdom to uncover the culprits and prevent a repeat.

Lebanon also asked its public prosecutor to follow up with investigations on the issue and keep Saudi officials informed of results, a statement by the presidency said.

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