Al Jadeed: Spoiled food in the markets? (Al-Liwaa’s Secrets) Al-Liwaa newspaper wrote in its Secrets column: Monitoring teams at the Ministry of Economy managed to uncover establishments producing spoiled food, which heightened risks for consumers…
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National News Agency: National – An-Nahar newspaper wrote: The Lebanese scene at the start of the new week reflected the notable engagement of the government and institutions, including Parliament, in local efforts to address vital crisis-related files, as if the authorities’ message in this context could be summed up as moving beyond the stage of waiting for the dust to clear…
Lebanon 24: A round of talks begins today in Beirut between an International Monetary Fund delegation headed by mission chief Ernesto Ramirez Rigo and the Lebanese delegation, led by Finance Minister Yassine Jaber, and including Economy and Trade Minister Amer Bisat, the Central Bank of Lebanon governor’s office, and representatives of the presidencies of the republic and the government, through…
Lebanon 24: Egyptian artist Mai Kassab revealed that she went through difficult financial crises during her artistic career, to the point of collecting coins from around her home so she could buy food for her family, noting that fame does not necessarily mean wealth or being free from financial hardship. In comments to a newspaper…
