In light of the financial and social collapse that Lebanon is witnessing, the head of the Progressive Socialist Party, Walid Jumblatt, said: “Some say that the number of tourists is beyond imagination this year as a sign of prosperity. Some forget that the other side is that the reserves in the central bank are declining every day as a result of the absence of basic reforms, and that the matter may become catastrophic at the moment the reserves are exhausted and we enter the unknown.”
Jumblatt added in a tweet through his official account on “Twitter” yesterday, Wednesday: “There is no escape from reform.”
Some say that the number of tourists is more than imagined this year as a sign of prosperity. Some forget that the other side is that the reserves in the Central Bank are declining every day as a result of the absence of basic reforms, and that the matter may become disastrous at the moment the reserves run out and we enter the unknown. There is no escape from reform. #Lebanonpic.twitter.com/BX4a3bLxqx
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