@jolyonLebanon’s Council of Ministers held a session to go over five draft laws on its agenda. The proposals cover decrees, funding measures, and reforms, including a new company to run the Beirut Port, a support fund for the Lebanese Armed Forces, and a wastewater-related law.
Vedi post originaleFoto di @jolyon· Aug 6, 2026· Lebanon
The image is an infographic detailing a cabinet session agenda. It features a building with a Lebanese flag at the top, and various sections outlining draft laws, regulatory projects, administrative reforms, and specific agenda items. The mood is informative and official. A notable detail is the inclusion of icons representing each agenda item, and a background image of a port with ships and trucks. ON-SCREEN TEXT: WarFront Witness, CABINET SESSION TODAY, WHAT ARE THE KEY ITEMS ON THE AGENDA?, Today's Cabinet session is set to review a packed agenda that includes draft laws, decrees, grants, exemptions, and funding., 5 DRAFT LAWS ON THE GOVERNMENT'S AGENDA, 1 Amendment to the Environmental Protection Law, 2 Amendment to Article 154 of the Penal Code, 3 Amendment to the Code of Military Justice - Fugitive (Offenses - Penalties), 4 Approval of International Labor Organization (ILO) Conventions on Occupational Safety and Health, 5 Establishment of a company under the name "Beirut Port Company" (S.A.L.), REGULATORY PROJECTS
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Trump directs U.S. airlines to fly directly to Lebanon@jolyonLebanon’s Council of Ministers held a session to go over five draft laws on its agenda. The proposals cover decrees, funding measures, and reforms, including a new company to run the Beirut Port, a support fund for the Lebanese Armed Forces, and a wastewater-related law.
Vedi post originaleFoto di @jolyon· Aug 6, 2026· Lebanon
The image is an infographic detailing a cabinet session agenda. It features a building with a Lebanese flag at the top, and various sections outlining draft laws, regulatory projects, administrative reforms, and specific agenda items. The mood is informative and official. A notable detail is the inclusion of icons representing each agenda item, and a background image of a port with ships and trucks. ON-SCREEN TEXT: WarFront Witness, CABINET SESSION TODAY, WHAT ARE THE KEY ITEMS ON THE AGENDA?, Today's Cabinet session is set to review a packed agenda that includes draft laws, decrees, grants, exemptions, and funding., 5 DRAFT LAWS ON THE GOVERNMENT'S AGENDA, 1 Amendment to the Environmental Protection Law, 2 Amendment to Article 154 of the Penal Code, 3 Amendment to the Code of Military Justice - Fugitive (Offenses - Penalties), 4 Approval of International Labor Organization (ILO) Conventions on Occupational Safety and Health, 5 Establishment of a company under the name "Beirut Port Company" (S.A.L.), REGULATORY PROJECTS
Joseph Aoun EU mission statementMays Al Jabal explosion South Lebanon2Hezbollah leader Qassem speaks on disarmamentIsraeli strikes on Nabatieh South Lebanon3IDF Northern Command on Hezbollah regrouping3Lebanon displacement data September 9Israeli airstrikes on southern LebanonIsraeli flag waving against purple skyHezbollah Naim Qassem statementHezbollah rejects Lebanon Israel framework agreement2Israeli airstrike Arab Salim Nabatieh2Israel and Lebanon flags2Nazi MG-34 found in Hezbollah bunkerIsrael Lebanon Syria Gaza Iran Haim BresheethKfarchouba wildfire at night3IDF evacuation alert Mansouri southern Lebanon2Lebanon 1974 peace PalestiniansTrump directs U.S. airlines to fly directly to Lebanon