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The company “Orascom” put an end to the ongoing confrontation since last May 5. The company’s general assembly met yesterday and appointed the new board of directors, which had been previously announced by Communications Minister Talal Hawat (Gad Nassif as chairman of the board of directors, Rafic Haddad, Aline Karam, Muhammad Nasser and Imad Hamed as members). At the same time, he wrote to the employees, announcing that he would definitively leave the management of the company “MIC 1” and hand over the position to the State in accordance with the recovery decision issued by the Council of Ministers. That step was delayed for months, due to the delay in completing the financial audit process in the company’s accounts, then due to the delay in agreeing with the employees on the terms of the transfer, as well as the various obstacles that stood in the way. process path. In the end, however, the matter was resolved and Hawat kept his promise that the state would take over the sector before leaving the ministry. As of today, the new Board of Directors begins to exercise its powers.
Unlike “Orascom”, which has long been pushing to surrender the position, where “Alfa” CEO Marwan Hayek has repeatedly stated that the company no longer wants to continue, Zain has not stopped putting obstacles in the way for the state takes over the company “MIC2”. However, sources from the Communications Ministry confirm that the matter has come to an end, and the delay is currently linked to some requirements that Zain must submit to the state before leaving the sector. According to the information, the general assembly of the company “MEC-2” could meet on September 18 to take the same step, that is, appoint a new board of the company (Hayat Youssef, chairman of the board, Charbel Qirdahi, Majed Abdel -Jawad, Ali Yassin and Jawad Nakad as members). However, other sources deny that any date has been set for the General Assembly, indicating that the matter is related to the fact that the company put an end to the procedures required of it, which could not delay much.
At this time, Orascom management had written to the employees, announcing that they would have nothing to do with the management of MIC2. Consequently, it will not be liable for salaries owed to the Lebanese Republic. Accordingly, the company offered employees a choice of two, either unconditionally agreeing to move from Orascom to “MIC-1” under the same contractual terms, or immediately resigning. And a deadline was set for signing the transfer before three in the afternoon on Wednesday, September 9, noting that not signing within the deadline will automatically mean the resignation of the unsigned employee. However, it is expected that the employees will soon sign, since the union of the employees of the two companies reached an agreement with the Ministry of Communications, which stipulated the payment of 1.7%, as a maximum, of incentives for the year 2019, and it was also agreed with this move under the same contractual terms. Sources from “Alfa” indicated that about half of the employees yesterday signed the contract to go from “Orascom” to “MIC 1”, which means that the transfer process is progressing as planned.
Source: News
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