Lebanon's outgoing finance minister Ghazi Wazni said on Tuesday a contract for a forensic audit of the central bank would be signed in a few days by the new government with Alvarez & Marsal (A&M).
The owners of private generators that provide a vital backup to Lebanon’s decrepit power grid have warned of their own cuts due to lack of fuel as the country’s economic crisis deepens. The national network run by Electriciti du Liban is prone to blackouts and in some areas only manages to provide power for two hours a day.
