Lebanese Council of Ministers
Governing a country mid-collapse.
Lebanon's financial crisis is the worst in a century by some measures, currency collapse, bank freezes, and a public sector running on empty. Against this backdrop, the Council of Ministers must debate structural reforms and a digital government framework.
Delegates will represent Lebanese ministers navigating real institutional constraints: confessional politics, international creditor demands, and a population that has lost trust in nearly every state institution. The committee engages with the specifics of Lebanese law and political context.
The conditions under which Lebanon should accept IMF structural adjustment requirements
The legal basis for a capital controls framework that protects small depositors
The infrastructure and legislative prerequisites for a functional e-government portal