Emirati Businessman Calls on Lebanese Parliament Speaker to Match Words with Deeds on Depositors’ Rights in Banks

Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) – Emirati businessmen Khalaf Ahmed Al Habtoor commented on the statements of Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri that depositors’ money and their rights in banks are “preserved”, stressing that words must agree with deeds.

Al Habtoor said in a tweet on his official account on Twitter, Friday: “I read President Nabih Berri’s recent statement about the economic and financial recovery in Lebanon, and that the rights of depositors and their money in banks are (preserved) and even among the sacred things, as he said.”

Al Habtoor added, “This is the duty of any Lebanese who is in a position that gives him authority and powers capable of collecting rights and returning money and (reaping life) to the Lebanese and other depositors in Lebanese banks.

Al Habtoor concluded his tweet, saying, “I am stronger at the hands of every person and anyone who can pressure, enact decisions, and obtain the rights of the Lebanese people.. May the words match the deeds.”

Nabih Berri “reaffirmed, during his presidency of a meeting of the expatriate sector in the (Amal) movement, the movement’s adherence to the necessity that any plan for economic and financial recovery include preserving the rights of depositors, all depositors in full, specifically the deposits of Lebanese expatriates,” according to what was quoted by the National News Agency, evening. Thursday.

The Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament said: “Since the beginning of the current financial and economic crisis, the movement’s position has been and still is (it is). People’s deposits and money in banks are sacred, and we will not accept them under any heading,” according to the Lebanese Agency.

2023-07-14 07:54:40
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