President of the Association of Banks in Lebanon, Francois Bassil denied the accusations launched by Finance Minister Ali Hassan Khalil, who said that the banks offered an amount of $1 billion in order to cancel the item pertaining to imposing taxes on the banks.
However, the banks will not stand idly by, especially that they claim to seek only to serve the Lebanese citizens and the Lebanese economy, as the bankers say.
Prime Minister Saad Hariri is scheduled to meet at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday with visiting French Foreign Minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault.
Saudi Arabia have no formal diplomatic relations. The Saudis do not even recognize Israel as a state. Still, there is evidence that ties between Saudi Arabia and other Sunni Arab states and Israel are not only improving but, after developing in secret over many years, […]
When the army cut off traffic in Istanbul on Friday night by shutting two bridges in the opening moments of a coup, the municipality ordered ferries to work overtime. City trucks blocked roads near army barracks. Buses and subways operated free of charge, and local […]
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