Al-Tayyar Confirms Manual Adjustments

The article addresses the Lebanese Free Patriotic Movement Party's acknowledgment of the contract amendments concerning the Zouk and Jiyé projects in 2013. These amendments involved manually altering the order of contractual documents without presenting the changes to the Audit Bureau, as required by Lebanese law. The investigation confirms that the modifications included reversing the order of documents, despite legal provisions requiring prior approval from the Audit Bureau for any changes to public contracts, which was not obtained. It also clarifies that the defense attempted to justify the amendments by referring to handwritten notes or an alleged authorization from the Cabinet, but neglects the absence of official documents or formal approvals, thus violating the prescribed laws. The report emphasizes that these amendments caused a delay in the disbursement of financial dues amounting to one hundred million dollars. It also highlights that transparency remains lacking in the execution of public contracts in Lebanon, further deepening corruption and threatening the integrity of government operations. The article raises questions about the extent to which Lebanese official institutions adhere to laws and transparency, asserting that the admission of these amendments undermines claims of integrity and opens a dossier of violations in public contract management, warranting thorough investigations and accountability.

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