Potential title: “Lebanon’s Beirut Airport Faces Crisis as Night Shifts Threatened – Impact on Economy and Tourism”

There is no doubt that stopping work at night will not be a simple or easy matterBeirut International AirportIf the Directorate implements…Civil AviationWhat she said in a statement is that the working hours of the technical staff will be limited only to the normal working hours, that is, only eight hours, with the work ending at four o’clock in the afternoon, and after that everything ends words, there will be no flights after that, starting from the first day of may.

Just thinking about reaching this point and risking the action means total collapse and elimination.EconomyandtourismBecause, quite simply, the airport is the interface of the country and the entrance to the world.

It is true that the employees in the Directorate of Civil Aviation are attached to the General Administration, and it is also true that they have been suffering for years and getting the basis of one additional salary, which in addition to their salary multiplied by 9 times, and is the base value of the salary not more than three million liras for the 100 additional working hours they work, but here it is up to the government Do not stand as a person -watch in front of this scene, which will destroy your name for sureLebanonEverything will be blocked from him.

We tried to contact the Civil Aviation Authority, but were unable to do soFadi Al-HassanHe confirmed to Al-Nashra that “a dialogue is going on with those involved to solve this problem, and we will meet with the authorities at the airport to finish the matter by May 1, the date set by the Aviation Directorate for cessation. the turn of the night.”

Inevitably, this issue can only be accepted by those involved in taking action as soon as possible to find solutions, but what is also certain is that if this happens that it will have a big impact on the economy and tourism at the same time.

In this context, the economist explains:Jassim AjaqaHe told Al-Nashra that “the airport is the face of the country, and if it is really closed at night, we will have damaged the image of the country,” asking, “What conferences, business meetings, etc. that we can expect to happen in Lebanon after that?” He said: “Today’s government must play its required role in preserving Lebanon’s image and reputation, and it may involve workers from…Ministry of FinanceBecause the rest is there and to manage the affairs of this public utility.”

“There is no doubt that this will affect goods and products, and they cannot wait!” This is what Ajaqa confirms, pointing out that “bread, for example, we export to the Gulf every day, so what do we do in this situation?… and other issues”? He continued: “These issues will inevitably have a direct impact on the country’s economy and will cause disaster if the airport is closed at night.”

In conclusion, if the crisis of the Directorate of Civil Aviation workers is not addressed and they do not back down from their threats, a serious crisis in Lebanon will begin at the end of this month… The question is: “Why does this kind of crisis happen while all the taxes are paid in dollars, and why are they not given the rights of Workers?”