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The program discussed social security funding, wage declarations and criticism of the approach to the cost of living index.

LAU clubs hosted Wissam Chbat and Khaouli to discuss oil, gas and the context of the maritime agreement with Israel.

The report covers the telecommunications decree challenge and Ogero’s assets and staff rights during transition.

He requested contribution exemptions for voluntarily insured people over 64 who are not employers, to ease financial burdens.

He welcomed authorization of three-dimensional seismic surveys in Block 8 as a step toward reviving gas exploration.

The article presents his criticism of politicized labor federation decisions and their impact on union activity.

He discussed challenges from renewed displacement from the Syrian coast and criticized the Lebanese government’s response.

He linked electricity outages to mismanagement and argued for treating the sector as a continuing public responsibility.

He proposed transferring private generators to municipalities and presented the proposal through a conference and ministerial meetings.

An interview on Khaouli’s position regarding amnesty, prison overcrowding and possible responses.

He criticized the energy minister’s remarks about people unable to afford petrol during the fuel crisis.

He visited the vehicle registration department with a delegation to inspect operations and discuss inspection reform and safety.

He warned about health risks from keeping inspection centers operating and sought staff protection during the health crisis.

The report examines vehicle inspection tender terms and workers’ objections over contract continuity and rights.

He warned about health risks from keeping inspection centers operating and sought staff protection during the health crisis.

He warned about health risks from keeping inspection centers operating and sought staff protection during the health crisis.

He discussed vehicle inspection charges and the need for a new approach considering wages and social conditions.

He discussed burdens on private sector workers, wage disparities and the inadequacy of minimum pay.

The report presents Khaouli’s call for government resignation in response to popular protests and his criticism of tax policies during the October uprising.

CAPA reports unresolved MEA pilots’ wage, retirement and benefit negotiations, quoting Khaouli’s concerns about foreign pilots and the required Labour Ministry work authorisations.

The article presents Khaouli’s thanks to the Arab artists’ federation president for his solidarity message after the attacks.

Khaouli discussed Total’s delayed technical report and the limits of drawing conclusions about the economic zone from one well.

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

The report presents Khaouli’s position on Syrian returns and residency and nationality issues in Lebanon.