Energy and water security is an integral part of the structural reforms that must be adopted, in addition to the need to build a sustainable institutional model that requires integrated public policies based on transparency, social justice and protection of national resources, so that reform becomes a sovereign and institutional act in the process of rebuilding the state
Accumulated crises go beyond technical and financial imbalances to affect the nature of governance, clarity of responsibilities, independence of institutional decision-making, and accountability mechanisms
Reforming the energy and water sectors constitutes a structural test of the state's ability to restore the regularity of its institutions and the effectiveness of its public policies
The 'Civil Influence Forum' hosted Minister of Energy and Water Dr. Joe Sadie in a dialogue session within the 'Multaqa Forum' at the forum's headquarters in central Beirut, in the…