Statements

The governance alliance chaired by Khaouli questioned secrecy around government talks with TotalEnergies and the energy minister’s Paris visit, seeking clarity and civil society participation.

Khaouli welcomed military and security appointments as a start to institutional reform, calling for competence-based administration and support for rebuilding state authority.

Khaouli wrote to EU foreign ministers calling for lifting sanctions on Syria and supporting reconstruction to facilitate returns and reduce Lebanon's burdens.

In a letter, Khaouli sought lifting sanctions on Syria and reconstruction support to facilitate returns and reduce Lebanon's burdens, setting out the campaign's economic and humanitarian arguments.

Khaouli explained the campaign’s position on General Security’s circular allowing Syrians with lawful status in Europe to transit through Lebanon to Syria, highlighting departure deadlines and security checks.

After consulting General Security, Khaouli explained a circular on transit by a category of Syrians, seeking stricter departure monitoring and judicial referral of suspicious cases.

The report includes Khaouli’s criticism of security laxity after the killing, while explicitly noting that rumours about the perpetrators had not been officially confirmed.

Khaouli submitted proposals to Mikati on displacement, Lebanese returns from Syrian villages and security cooperation against human smuggling ahead of a planned Damascus visit.

The union cancelled an action outside Parliament; Khaouli thanked participating groups and expressed optimism about Joseph Aoun's presidential election and restored stability.

Khaouli welcomed the army taking over sites and camps and receiving unauthorised weapons as steps towards implementing Resolution 1701 and strengthening state authority.

Khaouli questioned an earlier survey licence and the legal basis for a new TGS licence, calling for clarity and compliance with public procurement rules.

Khaouli welcomed Mikati's rejection of outside negotiations on Lebanon's behalf over Resolution 1701, invoking non-interference and sovereign national decision-making.

Khaouli outlined a bill to transfer private generators to municipalities, linking it to consumer protection and ending disorder; he presented a legislative proposal rather than an enacted law.

The report recorded Khaouli opposing media threats and coercion in the children’s supplement dispute, amid legal proceedings involving the pharmacists’ president and Fresh Pharma.

The report records Khaouli’s support for pharmacists’ president Joe Salloum and his criticism of intimidation amid allegations about falsified medicine expiry dates.

An archived report on a proposal to privatise vehicle registration. The original publication by المركزية provides the full context.

An archived report on safety in restaurants and workplaces. The original publication by المركزية provides the full context.

Khaouli announced cancellation of a protest connected with a road accident victim’s funeral and explained the decision.

In reporting Lebanon’s tightening policy toward Syrian refugees, Arab News described Khaouli’s letter to UNHCR alleging encouragement of integration rather than return, attributing that accusation explicitly to him.

Khaouli criticised delays in executing international warrants concerning Salameh, seeking judicial independence and equality before the law. The statement's financial allegations are attributed claims, not judicial findings.

Khaouli rejected vice-governors' resignation threats, stressing continued duties during a vacancy and monetary stability under his reading of the Money and Credit Code.

Khaouli calls for a judicial route to decide release applications for port-blast detainees, as part of a campaign following their rights.

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

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