US denies report of potential sanctions on Lebanese central bank chief

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05-03-2021 | 11:14
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US denies report of potential sanctions on Lebanese central bank chief
A U.S. State Department spokesperson denied on Friday that Washington was weighing sanctions against Lebanon's long-serving Central Bank Governor Riad Salameh.

"We have seen reports about possible sanctions on Riad Salameh. They are untrue," the spokesperson told Reuters.

A Bloomberg report
on Thursday said the United States was considering sanctions against Salameh amid a broader investigation into the alleged embezzlement of public funds, citing four people familiar with the matter.
 
This as the media spokesman at the American Embassy in Lebanon Casey Bonfield also said that they followed media reports talking about possible sanctions against Banque du Liban Governor, saying that "these reports are incorrect."
 
Later in the day,  Salameh's media office said that he would file a series of lawsuits against Bloomberg after it published a report saying the United States was weighing sanctions against him.
 

In a statement, Salameh’s media office also said that the persistence of these abuses requires an action from all those “who claim concern for the Central Bank and Lebanon's financial reputation, which will negatively affect all the Lebanese, and makes these crimes amount to national treason and harm the country's financial security and the chances of re-rescue.”

 
 
 
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