Molasses Day is the making of all the people of Rashaya and the fruit of a partnership between municipalities, farmers, presses, institutions, civil society, and the "Rashaya and Beyond" association.
I am very surprised by the move to cut the budget of the Ministry of Public Works and not other ministries; what is required is to secure revenues by combating tax and customs evasion instead of imposing new taxes on citizens.
Is the aim to punish productive ministries and achieving ministers?
Despite our awareness of the difficult financial situation, and apart from partisanship toward Minister Fayez Rasamny, it seems very surprising that the trend is to cut the budget of the Ministry of Public Works and Transport while other ministries are spared, despite the importance of what it does across Lebanon without discrimination.
Speaker of Parliament Nabih Berri held a series of meetings in Ain al-Tineh covering internal and field developments in Lebanon, relations with Iran, and the state of the electrici…
Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam received at the Grand Serail a broad Baalbek delegation comprising religious, parliamentary, economic and academic figures, and was handed a doc…
Head of the Progressive Socialist Party and the Democratic Gathering, MP Taymour Jumblatt, met at his office in Clemenceau with the head of the Judicial Police in the Internal Secu…
The eighth edition of the "Molasses Day" festival kicked off in Al-Zaytouna Square in Rashaya Al-Wadi, sponsored by and attended by Tourism Minister Laura Lahoud, Agriculture Minis…
Democratic Gathering member MP Wael Abou Faour criticized the move to cut the budget of the Ministry of Public Works and Transport while other ministries are spared, calling for ad…
Security developments unfolded in southern Lebanon, as a Lebanon Debate correspondent reported hearing a new explosion in the town of Mansouri, while the Israeli army carried out a…