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Khaouli asked the electricity utility and regulator to publish daily supply and rationing schedules, describing transparency as a measure requiring no funding that protects consumers.

Khaouli welcomed Ahmad alSharaa's position towards Lebanon and acknowledgement of responsibility for displaced Syrians, seeking joint Lebanese-Syrian plans for safe, organised returns.

Khaouli defended Middle East Airlines' continued flights during escalation while welcoming professional audits that strengthen transparency and trust.

Khaouli urged parliamentary committees to include judicial safeguards, rehabilitation and follow-up in any amnesty law, balancing fairness with public safety.

In the published statement, Khaouli welcomes a US court ruling concerning Banque du Liban and calls for legislation protecting its immunity and sovereign assets.

In a Lebanon Debate interview, Khaouli warned about Lebanese towns placed in a red zone on Israeli maps, linking territorial sovereignty to oil and gas rights.

An archived report on the legal framework for direct negotiations. The original publication by LebanonFiles provides the full context.

Khaouli criticises the cost of getting to work relative to salaries, calling for transport allowance adjustments and reconsideration of fuel taxes.

At a conference on the social crisis, Khaouli criticised petrol taxes and sought transport allowance correction and measures protecting workers and businesses from eroding purchasing power.

At a Beit el Amel discussion, Khaouli calls for measures to protect economic and social security, control prices and ensure essential supplies.

Khaouli warned that Israeli allegations concerning medical facilities and ambulances could be used to justify targeting them, calling for protection of medical and humanitarian work under international law.

L’Orient-Le Jour reported the tax protest’s postponement after some sectors withdrew, citing Khaouli’s explanation that unions sought stronger unity before choosing a new date.

Khaouli addresses Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri in an open letter calling for government accountability and a confidence withdrawal over fiscal policies.

English coverage of Khaouli’s call for strikes and protests against fuel and tax increases, highlighting their effects on transportation and the cost of living.

An archived report on worker mobilisation against new taxes. The original publication by L’Orient-Le Jour provides the full context.

An archived report on union mobilisation against tax policies. The original publication by المركزية provides the full context.

At the Riad Solh protest against higher VAT and petrol prices, Khaouli announced a meeting to decide subsequent action and urged forces active in the 2019 uprising to participate.

Khaouli criticized VAT and gasoline increases as targeting poorer workers, in reporting on public and private sector unions’ objections to how salary adjustments would be financed.

He opposed higher VAT and petrol charges, warning about their impact on lower income households.

An archived report on calling for mobilisation against new taxes. The original publication by Lebanon24 provides the full context.

In coverage of Qatar’s initiative with the International Organization for Migration, Euronews reports Khaouli’s welcome for the project and his appeal for Arab League responsibility-sharing on displacement, emphasizing organized and safe returns.

Khaouli welcomed Qatari support for returning 100,000 displaced Syrians from Lebanon through cooperation with IOM, calling for burden sharing and a broader Arab response.

Khaouli welcomed Qatar's announced support for 100000 Syrian returns with IOM, calling for political and diplomatic backing to organise safe returns.

Khaouli explained a memorandum delivered to the judicial council president requesting protection for activists and journalists against abusive lawsuits.