Governance & public funds

Khaouli argued that selling gold reserves was not the real solution, advocating recovery of funds transferred after the crisis and comprehensive restructuring of the banking sector.

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.

Khaouli characterized the banks’ strike as defiance of judicial decisions and continued evasion of law, criticizing control over depositors’ funds and harm to Lebanese citizens.

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.

Khaouli criticized a budget proposal lacking recovery and reform measures, warning of deeper social contraction and depreciation of social security resources through rescheduled government debts.

Khaouli discussed corruption measures and international institutions, linking Lebanon's situation to weak judicial accountability, transparency and conflicts of interest in a multi-voice report.

Khaouli's union was among signatories to a letter seeking structural reforms before financial support, including transparency, electricity and public administration; the report documents a collective initiative.

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

Khaouli sought disclosure of the legal basis and funding for MPs' increased allowances and consistent purchasing-power protection for workers, employees and retirees.

The article critically assesses tax reform and strikes, alleging political ties of unions including Khaouli's; the archive records the author's interpretation without adopting it.

In a Diyar interview republished by Tayyar, Khaouli explained Block 9 after demarcation and the role of EITI and its stakeholder council in contract and revenue transparency.

Khaouli demanded disclosure of budget transfers to MPs' mutual fund, their legal basis and costs, prioritising wage correction for low-income and heavily affected groups.

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.