Salam affirms Raji's role remains unchanged

Prime Minister Nohad Azoury emphasized in his statement that Lebanon's foreign policy is fully guided by the government as a whole, rather than by any individual or specific ministry. He clarified that the ministry is constantly collaborating with Foreign Minister Raji, and that he will accompany him to the United Nations General Assembly meetings and discussions with American officials. He also noted that the government has completed, in less than a year, three important reform projects related to banking secrecy, banking reform, and the financial gap. The law addressing the financial gap remains in Parliament for over nine months, with the government continuing to exert pressure for its quick approval to enhance Lebanon's credibility with the International Monetary Fund. He affirmed that the government is in daily contact with the IMF to achieve progress on the financial agreement and to prevent further delays that threaten the country's economic and financial stability.

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