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a total of thirty seven people — including 23 children — were killed in an attack that has shocked the nation. those are the headlines. now on bbc news its time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. im stephen sackur. lebanon is experiencing one of the most disastrous economic collapses of the last 100 years. the national economy is less than half the size it was just three years ago. one powerful symbol of the catastrophe, people are holding up banks in a desperate attempt to get the...

in a desperate attempt to get their money out, amid rampant inflation and a currency crisis. my guest is lebanons minister of economy and trade, amin salam. politicians have failed lebanon for decades. will that change before the meltdown is complete? minister amin salam, currently in washington, dc, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. thank you, stephen, glad to be with you. well, were delighted to have you in our washington studio. let me ask you, minister, do you think you and your gove...

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Lebanon’s caretaker Minister of Economy and Trade Amin Salam said the country would not be able to keep pace with the investment opportunities in the region unless it implemented the required financial and legal reforms as soon as possible.

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A delegation from the International Monetary Fund concluded its visit to Lebanon on March 23 and issued a statement summing up its mission & pointing out the parties responsible for hindering financial recovery.These parties include the Central Bank for increasing liquidity in Lebanese pounds an

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BEIRUT: Lebanon could be headed to oblivion, the head of the country’s independent advisory body warned on Monday. Charles Arbid, president of the Economic and Social Council, told an emergency meeting at the headquarters of the General Labor Union that with no savior on the horizon, the nation risked spiralling out of control. He said: “We fear that Lebanon as we know it is

The ambassadors of the five countries that participated in the Paris meeting were keen to deliver solid and decisive messages to the Lebanese officials, warning against the consequences of plunging the country further into collapse and stagnation. |...