Lebanon has committed to repaying all bank depositors over time as part of its financial reform strategy, according to Economy Minister Amer Bisat. This plan aims to resolve a prolonged economic deadlock and secure support from the IMF, following a severe financial crisis and a sovereign default on $30 billion in international bonds.The repayment will involve financial instruments and time delays, ensuring depositors do not face permanent losses. The government is also advancing legislation to lift banking secrecy, which will help assess banks' capital status and prepare for potential consolidation, while external risks like geopolitical tensions could hinder recovery efforts.