Lebanon
Sade: Camps File Resolution Within Two Months and Progress in Qatar Negotiations
Energy Minister Joe Sade announced a two-month timeline to resolve the Palestinian camps electricity debt issue and reported progress in negotiations with Qatar following a cabinet session.

Energy Minister Joe Sade stated, following a Cabinet session, that he agreed with the head of the Lebanese-Palestinian Dialogue Committee on the necessity of proposing a solution to the camps file within two months, aiming to settle electricity dues.
He noted progress achieved in negotiations with the Qatari side, clarifying that work is underway to accelerate steps from the Lebanese side, while discussions continue on certain points.
He confirmed that he would not reveal details of the talks, announcing the agreement immediately upon reaching it.
Sade pointed out that next week will see the sliding tariff placed on the agenda, noting that it requires three months from the date of its approval for it to take effect.
Regarding the absence of his fellow ministers from the "Lebanese Forces" party at the Cabinet session, he said: "They are supporting me and always present with me, either morally or physically."
In response to a question about whether he would attend future Cabinet sessions, he answered: "God will ease it."
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