Ma Khallouna Returns to Forces amid Energy Exit Plan

The article focused on the crisis within the Lebanese Ministry of Energy, where Energy Minister Joe Sadé is facing difficulties in implementing his reform plans due to obstacles from government administrations and the lack of financial cooperation. This has led to the possibility of his resignation or a ministerial reshuffle. The Lebanese Forces Party believes that leaving the ministry at this time might reduce losses, and Samir Geagea is planning to publicly hold the government responsible for its failure. Meanwhile, the Free Patriotic Movement is watching for an opportunity to use the Forces’ experience and respond with the slogan "They didn’t let us," highlighting the management failures in the electricity sector and shifting blame onto the minister. Sources confirm that the repercussions of this crisis will persist for a long period and will impact political relations among the parties. It is also important to understand that all proposed options are costly and politically could further complicate the governmental situation.

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