Lebanon sets rules for electronic signatures

The Ministries of Justice, Technology, and Artificial Intelligence in Lebanon announced that the Council of Ministers has approved an organizational draft decree aimed at improving the management of electronic transactions by regulating official attestations and electronic signatures. The decree seeks to activate the legal framework for digital transformation within public administrations, reduce reliance on paper-based transactions, cut delays and costs, and protect citizens from tampering with signatures and official attestations by implementing European technical standards (eIDAS) and localizing trust services within Lebanese territory. Additionally, the decree enhances transparency and accountability through the adoption of procedures for tracking and processing transactions electronically, with a phased implementation based on each administration's readiness. It is part of broader efforts to modernize public administration and enhance government services to increase efficiency and transparency.

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