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التيار الوطني الحر
Banking Reform Law Under IMF Scrutiny
The International Monetary Fund's objection to Lebanon's banking reform law has raised concerns about surpassing its advisory role, as some are calling for the preservation of Lebanese sovereignty and preventing excessive external influence. Economic sources stress that the delay in passing the law hinders economic recovery, while reservations focus on how losses will be distributed and on holding those responsible for the financial collapse accountable, all while ensuring the protection of depositors' rights. Experts have called for a balance between benefiting from the technical insights of the international institution and maintaining national decision-making.
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