Budget talks ongoing, retirees protest

The article discusses the Lebanese Cabinet's review of the 2027 budget proposal, amid escalating protests and strikes by retired military personnel and civil servants due to their rejection of the government's proposals and the neglect of their demands. The retirees responded by blocking roads and setting fires in the Riad Al Solh Square in downtown Beirut. Additionally, public sector unions announced plans to organize events warning the government about the worsening conditions of their members. The government is preparing to conduct negotiations and dialogues with them to prevent further deterioration of the situation. Cabinet sessions are being held to discuss the budget draft, with expectations of intense debates due to objections to certain provisions. The government is also addressing salary increases and anticipates additional funding. Furthermore, Lebanon plans to participate in United Nations meetings, including key talks with international officials, as the country faces worsening economic and social conditions.

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