Lebanon Golden Residency: Trust Amid Uncertainty

The Golden Residency project in Lebanon embodies a deeper crisis of trust in the state, as it proposes an investment of no less than $500,000 in exchange for long-term residency, despite the collapse of the financial system and the erosion of internal confidence. The program aims to attract capital and create job opportunities, but the lack of economic stability and institutional infrastructure renders these incentives ineffective, as they primarily depend on the investor's ability to pay. This approach reconfigures society and deepens social inequalities. It also reflects a shift in the relationship between the state and its citizens, where a sense of belonging is now measured by financial capacity, undermining social fabric and weakening trust in the economy and the political system.

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