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The Lebanese cabinet has appointed new members to the Electricité du Liban Board, reflecting political maneuvering in the sectarian power-sharing system. Notably, two appointees were not suggested by Energy Minister Joe Saghir.

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Lebanon's Minister Fadi Makki emphasized systemic issues in public administration, namely patronage and sectarianism. With 60 senior vacancies and 32 hospitals needing reform, a new oversight office seeks to enhance transparency and appointments.

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Lebanon's discussions on the 2026 electoral law highlight sectarianism's influence, revealing a preference for maintaining the status quo over genuine reform, despite increasing tensions among political leaders.

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Speaker Nabih Berri rejected proposed electoral law changes designed to isolate sects, arguing the government can't propose new laws while existing ones are active. This highlights ongoing sectarian concerns in Lebanon's political landscape.

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Lebanon's Labor Minister Mohammad Haidar criticized the Shiite ministers' exit from Baabda Palace, calling decisions made without them unconstitutional amid rising tensions over arms restrictions and ongoing sectarian divides. #Lebanon #PoliticalCrisis #SectarianPolitics

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President Joseph Aoun met with Maronite Patriarch Bechara Boutros al-Rahi at Baabda Palace, underscoring the role of ecclesiastical leadership in Lebanese politics and the balance of power in the sectarian system. #Lebanon #JosephAoun #SectarianPolitics