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The article discusses the Lebanese Council of Ministers' decisions on October 1, 2026. The agenda included important projects and files related to economic policy and government reforms. Among the key decisions were the approval of a project to convert liquefied natural gas (LNG) into natural gas in the Dier Ammar area through a public-private partnership, and the establishment of the Higher Council for Special Economic Zones and Technological Industries. Additionally, reforms were approved in the health sector, including the abolition of certain positions within the Ministry of Health, providing logistical support to the Lebanese Army and Internal Security Forces as part of a cooperation framework with the European mission, and adjustments to daily attendance allowances at workplaces. A financial allocation was also approved to support public drivers for three months due to rising fuel prices. Furthermore, increases in family allowances were authorized. The draft 2026 general budget was studied, approved, and sent to the Parliament. Discussions also covered the results of the Prime Minister's visit to the United States, focusing on important economic and financial topics, with some ministers expressing reservations about certain budget items.
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