Economist Conferences' Lebanon Business Roundtable is your opportunity to engage in debate on the future of the country's business and investment climate, at this critical time.

Join Prime Minister Saad Hariri and senior ministers from the Government of Lebanon alongside business leaders and experts from The Economist Group, for a full and frank discussion of the economic and business outlook for Lebanon.

The Lebanese economy is currently bucking the gloomy global trend with healthy growth, a stable currency, a solid and well-regulated banking sector, and billions of dollars of aid and remittances.

But with political turbulence seemingly never far away, is Lebanon condemned to remain either off-limits or a niche market for most foreign investors? Or, despite the risks, can the country take advantage of its home-grown talent and entertain serious hopes of becoming a regional hub again?

Senior executives will have a unique opportunity to assess the Lebanese authorities’ progress at this critical time, and to discuss vital business issues with their peers and leading decision-makers.

Places are limited.  Register today to reserve your place.

Discounts on the standard delegate fee are available for subscribers to The Economist, early bookings and group bookings.