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Khaouli held a conference with dealers on customs valuation effects on used cars and transport costs.

A union conference warned about customs valuation effects on used cars, transport costs and vehicle maintenance.

Khaouli joined those welcoming the Culture Minister at JAD in Hboub, where the delegation toured treatment facilities and the training museum and discussed awareness cooperation.

Khaouli commented on Total’s Block 9 preparations and QatarEnergy’s entry following Novatek’s departure.

Khaouli spoke for port detainees’ families at the government palace and sought an end to detention without trial.

Khaouli spoke for port detainees’ families at the government palace and sought an end to detention without trial.

Khaouli accompanied detainees’ families to Michel Moussa to raise release demands and prolonged detention.

An archived report on labour Minister Mostafa Bayram meets Khaouli. The original publication by المركزية provides the full context.

Khaouli raised port blast detainees’ situation with the judicial council president and sought faster release decisions.

Khaouli launched a national campaign on releasing port blast detainees at a Jal El Dib conference.

Khaouli received port detainees’ families and human rights representatives at Beit al-Aamel, supporting their case as employees and workers and calling for protection of procedural rights.

The newspaper documents Khaouli’s selection among civil society representatives on the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative’s stakeholder council.

Al-Markazia announces the civil society representatives on the EITI council, including Khaouli, in the context of extractive-sector transparency.

A Nidaa Al Watan report by Carine Abdelnour, carried by IMLebanon, documented a union conference on the public sector strike. El Khaouli called for an administrative reform roadmap based on auditing posts, staffing numbers and legal status, and identifying shortages and surplus. Other participants offered differing perspectives.

Khaouli outlined the situation of non-permanent water utility staff and called for wage adjustments and protection of union freedoms.

The workers’ committee announced a warning strike after meeting Khaouli, protesting wages and threats against staff.

Khaouli and Youssef Al Omairi discussed Gulf investment cooperation and a proposed fund supporting electricity in Lebanon.

Khaouli met Mark Daou with union and civic representatives, seeking telecom tariffs aligned with citizens’ means and parliamentary action to expose waste and hold officials accountable.

In a report on public sector strikes, Khaouli linked paralysis to commuting costs and power cuts preceding judges' salary increases, highlighting the roots of the living-cost crisis.

An archived report on concerns over oil storage at Zouk Mikael. The original publication by L’Orient-Le Jour provides the full context.

Khaouli criticized internet tariff increases as socially dangerous, linked communication access to human rights and announced civil society consultations over renewed popular mobilization.

According to the publisher’s statement, Khaouli received Haitham Abu Said and a delegation at the alliance’s headquarters. Discussion addressed maritime boundaries and petroleum resources, with plans for regular meetings and joint cooperation committees.

Khaouli viewed change candidates’ election as the result of October 17 protesters’ sacrifices, presenting the outcome as a success against corruption and collapse in his post-election assessment.

SMEX examined expression and misinformation, interviewing Khaouli about the freedom of choice protest while critically assessing slogans and information circulating through social media communities.