Lebanon's Information Minister discusses time change and René Mouawad Airport operations
Lebanese Information Minister Paul Morcos announced that there will be no changes to winter time and set November 15 as the date for the first commercial flight from René Mouawad Airport.
Background
Lebanon is grappling with a severe economic crisis, impacting public services and infrastructure. The country also faces ongoing regional tensions and internal political divisions, making the implementation of government decisions and the functioning of key facilities critical for stability.
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