IMF Beirut talks on Fiscal Gap Law
The IMF mission in Lebanon concluded its meetings, held from September 15 to 18, to follow up on the country's economic and financial reforms. The discussions focused on determining the course of the financial gap law, which is currently the most important issue, in order to enable Lebanon to recover depositors’ funds and restore the banking sector’s role in supporting the economy. Officials emphasized that passing this law, along with completing other reform files, will help reach a final financial agreement with the IMF and bolster international community confidence. Ongoing efforts are also underway to strengthen negotiations before a meeting in Washington aimed at signing the final agreement.
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