AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBanking Reform: The IMF held fresh talks with Lebanon on restructuring the banking sector, a key step toward a broader recovery program. Distributing losses among the state, central bank, banks and depositors remains a sticking point. Food and Livelihoods: More than 1 million people face acute food insecurity as depleted savings, debt and scarce jobs erode household resilience; the number could rise to 1.15 million by mid-2027. Energy Funding: Lebanon allocated $100 million for EDL dues and $20 million for solar energy, as power costs and supply remain major pressures on households and businesses. Transport and Trade: Tripoli’s René Mouawad Airport is slated to begin commercial flights on Dec. 14, though questions remain about unfinished runway and apron works. Lebanon and Syria have also reopened a key border crossing, aiming to boost trade and travel.
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