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Beirut, Paris
As seen in: Ouest France, Billet retour, France 24, France 24 (Español), France 24 (Français), Libération, Reporters (Podcast), Revisited, Rue89, La Croix International and
Journaliste correspondante - réalisatrice co-founder @hikayatprod English - French @Arte @France24 @tv5monde @OuestFrance @GFMag @LeSoir
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Visa, Mastercard Restart Business in Syria

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By Chloé Domat 
| Global Finance
Visa's and Mastercard's latest move signals early steps toward rebuilding a digital payments system amid major structural hurdles. Visa and Mastercard announced their return to Syria last month after 15 years away, marking a milestone for the country’s recovering financial sector.
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African Fintechs Target the Gulf for Global Growth

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By Chloé Domat 
| Global Finance
From MNT-Halan to Zeepay, digital pioneers are building a high-value corridor to the Middle East. As African fintech matures, companies that once focused on domestic markets are now increasingly seeing Dubai as a strategic base for MENA and international expansion. Some key players are already on the move.
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Q&A: How Lebanon’s Aviation Chief Keeps Beirut Airport Open Amid Iran War Chaos

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By Chloé Domat 
| Finvestly
Global Finance Magazine With most carriers suspending operations, Aziz, a former Middle East Airlines’ advisor, discusses how the Beirut airport keeps operating despite Israel’s strikes on Lebanon. Since the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran in late February, air traffic across the Middle East has been severely disrupted. Large portions of regional airspace are either closed or avoided, forcing airlines to reroute flights and cancel services.
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