Al Habtoor Group abandons plans for Beirut TV channel launch
The decision was made due to physical threats to the founder and staff.
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The decision was made due to physical threats to the founder and staff.
Additionally, the Al Habtoor Group is in the process of developing a studio city in Lebanon spanning an expansive plot of 100,000 sqm.
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