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The article addresses the fuel monopoly crisis in Lebanon, where fuel distributors complain that some electricity generator owners are stockpiling fuel and restricting its distribution to impose control over the market and raise prices, harming citizens. Despite the availability of petroleum derivatives and the absence of a severe shortage, the lack of oversight and the weak performance of the relevant authorities contribute to the spread of these monopolistic practices. The article questions the role of the Ministry of Economy in taking immediate measures to halt manipulation and combat monopoly, emphasizing the need to protect consumers from rising prices and market exploitation.
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