
Secondary entrance of the Banque du Liban in Beirut. (Credit: L'Orient Today)
“We did some fine-tuning to rectify some flaws of the outdated credit and money code, and tried to put clear rules in place,” former Justice Minister Ibrahim Najjar says, “especially to some of the clauses that were ambiguous or insufficient.”
L'Orient Today / By Stephanie Bechara, 21 December 2024 00:00
Secondary entrance of the Banque du Liban in Beirut. (Credit: L'Orient Today)