Association of Lebanese Industrialists-ALI

Overview

The Association of Lebanese Industrialists (ALI) was established in 1942 as the main national entity representing manufacturing companies operating in Lebanon. It addresses economic and social issues that industrialists face, and advocates for industrial development across all Lebanese regions. The Association seeks to create and maintain an environment that is favorable to industrial investment, job creation, growth, and development.

Category:
National and Regional NGO
Sectors of Interest:
Agriculture, Economic Growth, Entrepreneurship, Industry, Trade
Sub Sectors of Interest:
Employment and jobs creation, Agribusiness and agroindustry , Import and export , Textile and leather industries, Small-medium enterprises development
Type of Service:
Advocacy and awareness raising, Capacity building and training
Locations:
Lebanon
Headquarters:
Lebanon

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Post date:December 10, 2024, Country of Coverage: Lebanon

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