<h1>Saudi Foreign Minister Visits Lebanon After a Decade, Signaling Possible Easing of Tensions Amid Regional Developments.</h1> Saudi Arabia's foreign minister visited Lebanon for the first time in a decade, marking a potential thaw in relations after years of tension. This visit follows a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah and the election of Lebanon's new president and prime minister, both seen as setbacks for Hezbollah. Saudi Arabia has been wary of Hezbollah's influence and previously imposed a trade ban due to Lebanon's failure to address drug smuggling and critical remarks about Riyadh's actions in Yemen. Lebanon, facing an economic crisis, seeks to restore ties with Saudi Arabia and other Gulf nations to boost its economy.