Jaber: Government committed to reforms
Lebanese Finance Minister Yasin Jaber discussed with the Resident Representative of the International Monetary Fund, Federico Lima, the developments in Lebanon's cooperation with the Fund, especially regarding the reform program in financial and banking sectors. Lima expressed satisfaction with the Lebanese Parliament's approval of the amendments to the bank restructuring law and hopes for the swift passage of the Financial Gap Law, due to its importance in strengthening the Lebanese economy and restoring confidence. Jaber emphasized the continued commitment of the government and Parliament to implement the necessary reforms to stimulate the economy and restore trust, along with adhering to legislative measures that support cooperation with the Fund. He also addressed the need to stop Israeli attacks and to rebuild areas that have been destroyed, stressing that restoring sovereignty and security is a fundamental condition for achieving stability and economic development in Lebanon.
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