Ahmad Jawad & Sons s.a.l

in 1964. Business geared to higher levels as new articles were introduced. Markets were expanded to Europe, North and South America. The newly rich countries of the Middle East proved to be good partners in the success of the firm. Unfortunately, the civil war broke in 1975 and both premises were destroyed. The firm moved to Verdun Street far from the war area to cater to the local market. When war ended we rebuilt our premises in Allenby Street and expanded it to 700sqm. We also took a warehouse in the newly rebuilt Beirut Free Zone. The third generation has moved in with Maher and Faysal. New networks have been built and customers come for reliability, fair advice and proper service. The carpet collections we carry cover quality classical rugs from Iran and the Caucasus region, and new decorative carpets from the Afghan Refugees and modern carpets from the Tibetan refugees.