In 1948, the late Hasan Nahouli was born into a modest family in the city of Saida, Southern Lebanon, facing the challenges of a tough childhood. Early on, Hasan took on the responsibility of supporting his family, selling fresh milk on the streets of Saida to contribute to the expenses of his eight brothers and one sister. Driven by an unwavering dream and ambition, Hasan's journey took a transformative turn when he decided to shift from street vending to agriculture.

Starting as a laborer in an orchard, Hasan's passion for agriculture grew with each passing year. He embraced the cycle of planting, nurturing, and harvesting, viewing each plant as a cherished entity. After years of hard work, Hasan saved enough to rent the very land he had toiled on, marking a pivotal moment in his life. This marked the beginning of a remarkable journey—starting with one land and gradually expanding to multiple others, reinvesting profits back into agriculture.

His dedication made him the largest citrus grower in Lebanon, attracting traders worldwide. The legacy continued with Hasan's eldest son, Mr. Mohamad Ali Nahouli, who shared his father's passion for agriculture. Mohamad pursued a degree in Agricultural Engineering at the American University of Beirut and continued his studies at Colorado State University in the USA. Upon his return, he brought newfound knowledge, expanding the family business into bananas, avocados, and exotic fruits, recognizing their global potential.

In 2003, despite facing adversity and the loss of Hasan to cancer, he left behind an agricultural empire. With over 300 employees managing 800 acres of diverse fruits, the legacy of Hasan Nahouli lives on through AgriNahouli Trading Group. Today, under the leadership of Mohamad Ali Nahouli as the CEO, AgriNahouli thrives, preserving family values while navigating challenges in Lebanon and continuing to expand our agricultural endeavors.