Al-Sadi criticizes Rifi's rushed approach and confusion between Tripoli and other regions

The article outlines the Lebanese Ministry of Energy's plan to address the electricity crisis in the city of Tripoli, where residents are facing limited power supply of about two hours daily, along with ongoing efforts to increase production and improve the electrical situation. Minister Jo Al-Sadí confirmed that the overall electricity situation in Lebanon is difficult due to accumulated dues amounting to approximately $250 million, and that continuous efforts are underway to end the electricity theft crisis and strengthen infrastructure. This includes projects such as the Dier Ammar plant and natural gas pipelines, along with attempts to distribute power fairly based on new models inspired by the Zahrani experience. He also clarified that the institution treats all regions equally, and despite the challenges, there are indications of a near-term improvement, with ongoing communication among stakeholders to resolve the crisis.

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