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The veteran Lebanese central bank governor, Riad Salamé |
ON THE RECLAIMED waterfront at the end of Beirut’s famous Corniche, with views stretching far across the Mediterranean, two gleaming new steel-and-glass towers now dominate the skyline. One of them houses a Four Seasons hotel, the epitome of luxury for the discerning international traveller. For those familiar with Lebanon’s troubled recent history, such a development seems both extraordinary and uplifting. International interest has returned to Lebanon in real substance, especially among the large and wealthy Lebanese diaspora and from rich investors based in the GCC.
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