Wasleh has launched a free platform connecting Lebanese travelers with people who need to send items between Lebanon and the diaspora.
The service currently supports routes linking Lebanon with the UAE, Spain, France and the UK. Travelers can post upcoming trips, while senders submit requests. When routes match, both sides coordinate through the app rather than relying on family group chats and social media posts.
Wasleh does not use couriers or charge fees. Each handoff includes a security check and QR scan, giving both parties a record of the exchange, according to the company.
Gisele Makary founded Wasleh in 2026 after spending seven years outside Lebanon and repeatedly seeing people search for someone flying between countries. The platform is headquartered in Barcelona.
Wasleh launched this week and received more than 100 visitors in its first 24 hours. Its model depends on building a network of travelers willing to carry items along routes they are already taking.
The platform is designed to formalize an informal practice that has long helped Lebanese families stay connected across borders, while keeping exchanges free and community-based.
Source: Leb Business
