Lebanon
Cabinet Approves Electricity Credits and Confirms No Change to Daylight Saving Time
Lebanese Information Minister Paul Morcos announced that the Cabinet approved credits for Electricite du Liban and confirmed there will be no changes to summer or winter time.

Information Minister Paul Morcos, while reading out the decisions of the Cabinet session held at Baabda Palace, stated: "We will prepare a draft law related to solar energy, in addition to opening a credit line for Electricite du Liban so that electricity supply does not cut off."
He indicated that "Prime Minister Nawaf Salam addressed the cost of living and the suffering of Lebanese citizens, and the steps the government will take in this regard, including enhancing public transport," noting that "approval was granted to complete works regarding aviation, and the Civil Aviation Authority was tasked with conducting the necessary tenders."
Morcos affirmed that "there is no modification concerning summer and winter time; things remain as they are."
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