Lebanon’s economy is in crisis, burdened by hyperinflation, debt, and a banking collapse. Market competition is stifled by political instability, corruption, and an informal economy. Public policies aim to stabilize the economy and attract international aid, but implementation is slow. Regulatory frameworks lack transparency, deterring investment. Lebanese society is highly entrepreneurial, with a resilient diaspora supporting the economy through remittances. Education quality remains strong despite challenges, though emigration of skilled workers poses risks. Healthcare is underfunded, with infrastructure strained by economic hardship. Climate issues, including water scarcity, exacerbate development challenges. Lebanon’s recovery hinges on comprehensive reforms and international support.