Lebanon Electricite's Dual Role

The article clarifies that Lebanon's electricity crisis has been ongoing since 1994, with the government bearing the costs of electricity production support. However, this has failed to meet citizens' needs, leading to significant financial drain on the treasury. Currently, citizens are paying two bills: one to the Electricité du Liban and another to private generator owners, despite the government's inability to provide sustainable electricity. The writer calls for increasing electricity production, improving collection methods, and reducing waste to ensure lower costs for citizens. He emphasizes that the government's discussion should shift from mere promises to the implementation of immediate projects. The author affirms that the solution is not in raising prices or placing additional burdens on citizens, but in financial and administrative reforms that provide more electricity to the public and reduce reliance on private generators.

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