Jaber: Lebanon remains committed to reforms and IMF path
Lebanese Finance Minister Youssef Jaber affirmed that Lebanon is Going through one of the most difficult phases in its history, due to the ongoing war which has caused enormous human and economic damage, destroyed villages and institutions, and increased population displacements and disruptions to economic activities. Despite these challenges, he pointed out that the Lebanese people remain committed to reforms and the International Monetary Fund program, which is considered a key element in their recovery strategy. This program aims to restore confidence and attract external financial support to achieve sustainable growth. He also stated that the future of European-Arab cooperation should focus on enhancing economic resilience, integration, and sustainable growth. This was during his participation in the international economic summit held in Paris under the auspices of French President Emmanuel Macron.
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