BEIRUT: Political and economic figures have expressed their opposition to dragging Lebanon into a regional conflict amid the Palestine-Israel crisis and violent clashes.
The Vice President of the General Labor Confederation Hassan Fakih warned against “taking the country into total chaos that will wipe out what is left of Lebanon.”
His comments come as people returned on Saturday to queueing at gas stations and searching for missing medicines in pharmacies.
Sales of meat have dipped after the price of a kilogram of unsubsidized beef exceeded LBP120,000 ($80).
Fakih said that “matters in Lebanon have reached an unbearable level, as the economic situation has become a real threat to all classes of people.”
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UNDP reviews impact on community of projects in Benghazi April 14, 2021
UNDP Resident Representative Gerardo Noto visits Benghazi to witness the impact of UNDP’s initiatives in people’s lives. courtesy UNDP Libya/ Abdeladeem Ajaj
UNDP Resident Representative Gerardo Noto visits Benghazi to witness the impact of UNDP’s initiatives in people’s lives. courtesy UNDP
UNDP Resident Representative Gerardo Noto reviews the Tatweer program during his visit to Benghazi. courtesy UNDP
To bring back life to the heart of the old Benghazi city, UNDP s Resilience4Libya reconstructed the Benghazi Corniche stretching along the Mediterranean Sea. courtesy UNDP
BENGHAZI Moving from commitments to actions towards sustainable development goals requires inclusive partnerships across societal sectors That is why the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) in Libya is working hand in hand with national and local authorities, civil s
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