On Saturday, Lebanon entered darkness, after the electricity network was completely disconnected, while experts say that the new government does not have a clear plan to solve the electricity crisis.
Electricity in Lebanon has been completely cut off from the Lebanese territory for more than a month, as electricity is secured at a rate of one hour per day in most areas.
Last September, the energy ministers of Jordan, Egypt, Lebanon and Syria announced an agreement on a road map to supply electricity to Lebanon, which is mired in its worst economic crisis, through Syrian territory.
Edit by Khalil Saeed Rizq
