Potential new collapse concerns Dr. Ayman Omar
The Lebanese economy faces the risk of another collapse due to declining international and local confidence, coupled with disruptions in financial flows, a drop in foreign reserves, and escalating political and geopolitical tensions in the region. Despite a temporary improvement in financial growth in 2025 at 4.2%, projections for 2026 indicate a contraction in GDP by 6.4% due to war and conflicts. The banking sector remains fragile, talent is migrating abroad, and the informal economy continues to expand—factors that increase the likelihood of a repeat collapse if political factors and structural reforms remain unaddressed.
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