Jaafar advocates replacing Sadi for generator-led economy

The article reveals that the leader of the Lebanese Forces, Samir Geagea, is seeking to replace Energy Minister Jouzou Sedi, aiming to appoint a figure more aligned with his vision for Lebanon’s electricity sector. This move raises questions about the true motivation behind the change, as it could be aimed at promoting the private generator model and transforming Lebanon into a perpetual market for that sector. Such a shift would keep citizens burdened with high costs and grant political militias financial influence linked to fuel imports. The disagreement over the future of Lebanon’s electricity sector is discussed, with analyses suggesting that the decision goes beyond ministerial replacement. It hinges on whether the ministry will work toward building a sustainable national generation system or instead solidify the current situation of private generators as a permanent alternative to official electricity, prioritizing the interests of those benefiting from the generator economy and political influence.

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