Saad Andary is a former second vice governor of Lebanon’s central bank, an economist, and a member of the board of directors of the Ecole Supérieure des Affaires. Currently, he is working on multiple initiatives, including one that encourages industrial exports. Another brings together two of Lebanon’s top universities and targets innovation in Lebanon’s healthcare sector. Andary previously held senior executive positions in different Lebanese banks and has served as director of the Institute of Money and Banking at the American University of Beirut and as an associate professor at the Lebanese American University’s business school. He also served as chairman of the International Chambers of Commerce’s Anti-Corruption Commission. Diwan interviewed Andary in late July to discuss Lebanon’s financial crisis.
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The financial solution is obvious. People must take their hands out of the government coffers. Taxes should be spent for the Lebanese people and not diverted to graft and senseless wars against Israel.
How often has Lebanon waged war against Israel? The money is going elsewhere.
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