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Inclusiveness means that a remote village is not the last to be connected to the telecommunications network, and the Ministry is working to expand the fiber-optic network throughout the country and open the telecommunications sector to private investments

Lebanon's harsh experience in maintaining the continuity of telecommunications networks during wars and crises has taught it that sustainable networks are those that continue to operate, have lower operating costs, and reach everyone

Lebanon is proud of its support for the Doha Ministerial Declaration: Leading digital transformation towards a more inclusive and sustainable future

What Lebanon offers to the region is its people, engineers, entrepreneurs and diaspora ready to invest in their homeland

Lebanon is ready to work with all Arab countries and put its capabilities in international connectivity at the service of this effort

Lebanon's harsh experience in maintaining telecommunications networks during wars and crises taught it that sustainable networks are those that continue to operate, have lower operating costs, and reach everyone

Contracts for 25 central offices have been signed to deliver fiber optics to 330,000 homes across Lebanon. Work has begun in 9 central offices: Nahr Beirut, Ras al-Nabaa, Khalde, Hadath, Jdeideh, Jounieh, Tripoli (Tal), Sidon, and Zahle. Work will begin in the remaining 16 central offices before the end of this year. Faster internet, stronger connection, and a digital Lebanon... home by home.

We are working within the existing laws, and for the first time we are conducting an inventory of the ministry's and Ogero's assets, and I am currently against selling the assets of Alfa and Touch

with a spirit of impartiality, commitment and responsibility

Bkerke, as a historic reference, has a unifying national role

We are not satisfied with the current situation, but I promise an improvement exceeding 50% and a qualitative leap in the network before the end of the year.