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MTV Lebanon
Jumblatt criticizes some parties' dishonesty
The article focused on the efforts of the Lebanese Forces Party led by Samir Geagea in addressing Lebanon's electricity crisis. It pointed out that the true solution began with opening the private sector to investment in energy production and distribution. The reforms included improving infrastructure and reducing reliance on direct government funding. Geagea emphasized that Minister Jo Sadi succeeded in developing a plan to produce electricity around the clock without putting additional burdens on the state treasury by organizing work and involving the private sector. He also mentioned that the results of the forensic audit into the electricity tankers case will be revealed soon, with expectations of uncovering significant corruption. Additionally, he stressed that solving the crisis must be linked to resolving the issue of illegal weapons and handing them over to the Lebanese Army, noting that failure to address the root causes—such as the existence of a state within a state making strategic decisions—has led to ongoing political and economic crises, including the electricity crisis.
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