Source: Sawt Beirut International

The Director-General of Ogero, Imad Kreidieh, has announced that “if the situation continues as it is, the possibility of continuing to provide the service is now under threat.”

Kreidieh added via “Voice of Lebanon”: “The most suitable way to combat illegal internet is to provide Ogero with the capabilities it needs to develop its service.”

He emphasized that “raising prices should be accompanied by improving the service to meet the needs of citizens.”

Earlier, Ogero announced on its “X” application account that prices had been adjusted based on a decision by the Council of Ministers, and the new tariff came into effect from September 1, 2023.