Lebanon
Banque du Liban warns: All information attributed to it regarding IMF consultations is incorrect!
The Banque du Liban issued a statement denying any involvement in media leaks regarding upcoming IMF consultations and urging journalists to verify sources.

The following statement was issued by the Banque du Liban:
"In order to ensure the accuracy of information and prevent any confusion or misinformation, the Banque du Liban wishes to clarify the established protocols for media communication regarding the anticipated consultations between representatives of the International Monetary Fund, the Lebanese government, and the Banque du Liban, concerning the Fund's observations on the financial stability and deposit recovery law.
The Banque du Liban confirms that throughout the duration of these consultations, it will not issue any statements, declarations, or media briefings, nor will it provide any media outlet with information about the progress or content of the consultations.
In accordance with established procedures, the Minister of Finance will announce, upon the conclusion of the visit, whatever information and publishable conclusions he deems appropriate.
Accordingly, the Banque du Liban pre-emptively denies any information, statements, positions, or leaks attributed to it during this period, unless they are explicitly issued through its authorized official channels.
The Banque du Liban calls on media outlets to adhere to professional verification standards and refrain from circulating unverified information."
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