Customs agents crack down on corruption

23/10/2012

Shipping into the Lebanon? Currently one of the eastern Med’s foremost hubs, the port of Beirut has been a success story in recent years. It handled just over one million teu last year, but local shipping agents are being exposed for corruption stemming from the ...

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