Fahili: Law Alone Cannot Fix Banking Crisis

The article addresses Lebanon's stance on implementing financial and banking reforms as a key condition for reaching an agreement with the International Monetary Fund. It emphasizes the necessity of enacting laws to address banking sector issues, passing legislation to bridge the financial gap, and preparing the 2027 budget within a sustainable fiscal framework. Experts clarify that reforms must be accompanied by genuine efforts to restore confidence, with political implementation being the greatest challenge. Meanwhile, the IMF focuses on practical steps such as forensic audits and increasing taxes, rather than relying on intangible promises. The findings highlight the need to accelerate reforms and standardize international banking sector practices, along with supporting capital expenditures and aid for displaced persons, amidst the economic and financial constraints faced by the Lebanese government.

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