Lebanon’s central bank to commit to audit as Macron urged to freeze ‘doubtful’ assets
Lebanon’s finance ministry said the central bank agreed on Tuesday to provide by the end of the month the documents required by Alvarez & Marsal for a stalled forensic audit. The audit, which hit a roadblock last year, is a key condition for foreign aid that Lebanon badly needs as…
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