%2Ffile%2Fattachments%2F2398%2F8878-900x492_747621.png&w=3840&q=75)
Communications and Privatization Concerns
The external consulting file in the telecommunications sector has once again come to the forefront, after questions were raised about it when it was first proposed. The project involves engaging external consulting expertise to develop a privatization plan for the sector, with an estimated cost exceeding one million dollars. It has been suggested that the funding for the consultant's fee should come from the two mobile companies, "Alpha" and "Touch," which has sparked questions about the appropriateness of burdening these companies with costs that could potentially influence the future management model of the sector. The details of the Council of Ministers' decision remain unclear, and the reasons behind charging the two companies, as well as the role of the regulatory authority in defining the tasks, have not been specified. This raises concerns about transparency and the source of funding, amid fears of potential overreach or unjustified use of public funds in a project that could impact the future of the telecommunications sector in Lebanon.
Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary
Comments (0)