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Bonne praises constant electric feed in Zahle
French Ambassador to Lebanon, Emmanuel Bonne, visited on Saturday the town of Zahle, where he checked on Zahle Electricity and praised the efforts made for providing 24/7 electricity for the town. Ambassador Bonne reiterated that France is interested in developing the electricity sector in Lebanon, […]
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Hariri says electricity plan to start giving results starting in May
Prime Minister Saad Hariri stressed Tuesday that the pay scale will be passed. During a chat with the reporters on board the plane transporting the Lebanese delegation to Jordan to take part in the Arab summit, Hariri expressed his conviction over the need to maintain […]
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Ogero : Better DSL Prices, Unchanged Speeds Yet.
The new director general of Lebanon’s national telecom operator, Mr. Imad Kreidieh announced two days ago, the new reduced DSL’s prices, however with no change in speed. The users, who are in favor of a cheapest DSL offer, were a bit disappointed by the announcement. […]
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