Ministry’s Response to Rising Fuel Costs

The article discusses the rising cost of fuel in Lebanon, explaining that the government’s decision to restore station subsidies to pre-financial collapse levels was made to ensure the continuity of the sector and to prevent ongoing queues and black market activity. This decision was based on scientific studies to ensure that citizens are not burdened with unjustified expenses. It also clarifies that the "war risk" costs imposed by international insurance companies, due to escalating security threats in the region, increase the cost of fuel imports. The government is working to protect the Lebanese market from unjustified price hikes, emphasizing the need to distinguish between governmental decisions and the impacts of market forces and conflicts on costs.

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