Activities

Khaouli met Boutros Harb with the mobile cost campaign delegation, seeking continued tariff reductions and telecom modernization tied to social development and citizens’ living conditions.

Khaouli joined petroleum importers and gas unions to discuss implementing the cylinder replacement decision, coordinating the process among import companies, filling plants and distributors.

Mikati’s official website recorded his reception of the national Syrian return campaign delegation led by Khaouli, who said the discussions focused on displacement in Lebanon.

Mikati met the good governance coalition led by Khaouli, who described the meeting as a foundation for civil society partnership in future petroleum sector decisions.

The report covered elections of extractive transparency representatives, recording Khaouli’s emphasis on civil society participation and accountability standards for responsible management of Lebanon’s petroleum resources.

AlAkhbar reports the union's conference chaired by Khaouli against tax increases, his objections to delegated taxing powers and calls for action protecting workers from crisis costs.

After meeting Mikati, Khaouli called for transparency decrees, clear revenue management and a meaningful civil society role in oil and gas decisions.

Khaouli and campaign members visited Gebran Bassil at the party headquarters to discuss displacement policy and possible cooperation, expressing hope for joint efforts.

At a press conference, Khaouli presented the campaign's view of displacement figures and economic effects, criticising governmental and international responses; its allegations remain attributed to him.

Khaouli and campaign members attended MP Elias Jaradeh's parliamentary conference presenting a bill on Syrian residence; the report documents the legislative initiative and its proponents' positions.

At a Zoom meeting with Lebanese expatriates in California and Florida, Khaouli called for renewed surveys in Block 8, firm demarcation in Block 9 and stable conditions for investment.

The petition reproduces a letter dated 27 May 2020 and lists El Khaouli’s union among institutional supporters. It proposes reform conditions concerning justice, transparency, social protection and social security. The letter’s date is documented; the petition page’s publication date is unverified.