Khalaf: Restoring trust requires more than issuing texts

The Lebanese Parliament approved amendments to the banking sector reform law aimed at reinforcing trust and restructuring in a way that preserves the continuity of banks and protects depositors. The report emphasizes that Lebanon's financial crisis is not solely banking-related but systemic, requiring a clear legal framework that enhances banks' capitalization and encourages investments. It also stresses the importance of building an environment that restores confidence, provides genuine liquidity, and safeguards the rights of depositors. The report points out that the next challenge is to steer the discussion toward recapitalizing sound banks and activating mechanisms that ensure the restoration of trust and access to financing, with the goal of achieving comprehensive economic recovery.

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