Twelve years ago, we were promised 24/7 electricity by Lebanon’s energy minister at the time Gebran Bassil, but we all know how that went.
This week, Energy Minister Walid Fayyad mentioned during an interview with Al-Manar that we should expect 24/7 electricity by 2025 or 2026 if all parties commit to his proposed plan. Until then, we will get 8 to 10 hours of electricity by Spring 2022 and 16 to 18 hours of electricity by 2023.
It’s still not clear what Fayyad’s plan consists of, but one can only hope it consists of long-term sustainable solutions, and facilitate private initiatives aimed at encouraging renewable energies.
Today, state security at the request of Ghada Aoun. It’s a first step in the fight against corruption.
Is that news not worthy of a post on your blog?
Or are you only interested in reporting news that fit your agenda?
Today, state security raided Riad Salameh’s house at the request of Ghada Aoun. He is now banned from traveling and his assets are frozen. It’s a first step in the fight against corruption.
Is that news not worthy of a post on your blog?
Or are you only interested in reporting news that fit your agenda?
Yay Judge Ghada is playing politics and wants to score some points for the President’s team.
Did you miss out on the demarcation line 29 her dear president is no longer fond of?
I am not interested in political games no. Enjoy them yourself!
Does the judge’s political affiliation matter?
The very person who is responsible of stealing your deposits is on the brink of getting arrested.
That should be cause for celebration…
But alas, it seems the so-called sawra people prefer to defend the crooks.
No wonder they praise Hariri’s legacy and consider Riad Salameh a red line.
#sawra_sara2a_el_zo3ran
Of course it does because it’s just a political move not a juridical one. Salameh is not the one who stole our money, he’s the one implementing what he’s told from those in power (ALL OF THEM).
Those defending Salameh are as delusional as those wanting him arrested.