He is employed but assetless
Lebanon has been suffering from a severe economic and financial crisis since 2019, which has led to a decline in citizens' purchasing power. Obtaining a monthly salary is no longer enough for financial independence or saving; simply staying alive has become a challenge. Although most workers are employed in formal jobs, their wages do not cover basic living costs, eliminating opportunities to build a stable life and turning saving into an unattainable dream. The ongoing economic collapse continues to deepen the fragility of individuals' lives, as work itself no longer guarantees economic stability or personal progress. Despite this, workers bear the burden of high living costs, while the younger generation pays the price of the crisis with an uncertain financial future.
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