Beirut benefits as Syria burns
The continuing conflict in Syria has boosted throughput at the port of Beirut.
In January, the Lebanese port saw traffic rise by 28.5%, compared with a 6.4% drop in the corresponding month in 2012.
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The continuing conflict in Syria has boosted throughput at the port of Beirut.
In January, the Lebanese port saw traffic rise by 28.5%, compared with a 6.4% drop in the corresponding month in 2012.
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