(MENAFN) A statement by Beirut's Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture reported that Lebanon and Turkey inked on Monday a collaboration contract that aims at enhancing joint business relationships.
Both nations will be able to exchange skills in different fields including agriculture, tourism, investment, industry and energy, under the agreement.
The contract was inked virtually between Mohamad Choucair, head of the chamber, and Zaki Goversen, head of the Association of Independent Businessmen and Industrialists in Turkey.
According to Choucair, "Despite the crisis prevailing in Lebanon, the private sector will exert its full efforts to prepare for the coming period with all its means."
Meanwhile, Goversen assured that the Turkish private sector is keen to increase its cooperation with the Lebanese counterpart.
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