Press information revealed that it has not been determined yet, the number of ships for which credits will be opened and the amount of fuel that will be loaded, and there are attempts to dissuade Banque du Liban, from lifting the subsidy and keeping it until the end of September.

The sources confirmed that even if the credits are opened, and the importing companies deliver the fuels to stations, the stock will not be enough until September 25.

Lebanon suffers from a crisis in hydrocarbons due to the dispute over the lifting of subsidies, as many citizens blocked roads in front of stations whose hoses had been raised.