Lebanon 24: Prominent banks renewed their warning to citizens following an increase in fraud targeting them via “WhatsApp” or “sms” messages, email, and social media. Through “sms” messages or their mobile apps, the banks reminded citizens that they had not asked them…
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Ad-Diyar: The head of the Bakery Workers’ Union in Beirut and Mount Lebanon, unionist Shehadeh al-Masri, said in a statement: “We received with grave concern and indignation the decision to reduce the weight of the bread bundle, which means raising its price, at a catastrophic time our country and people are going through amid suffocating economic and social conditions and growing fears of the specter of …”
Ad-Diyar: President General Joseph Aoun discussed monetary policy, financial stability and ongoing consultations with the government, with which the Central Bank of Lebanon is in continuous contact, as well as with the International Monetary Fund and commercial banks, with the aim of reaching agreement on a draft law…
Lebanon 24: The head of the Bakery Workers’ Union in Beirut and Mount Lebanon, Shehadeh al-Masri, expressed his rejection of the decision to reduce the weight of a loaf of bread, considering it an indirect increase in its price amid the difficult economic and social circumstances Lebanon is going through. Al-Masri affirmed in a statement that the decision affects food security…
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