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Former Lebanese economy minister Amin Salam freed on $100K bail after six months in jail on corruption charges.
Lebanese former economy minister Amin Salam has been released on a $100,000 bail after six months in detention on corruption charges including embezzlement, forgery, and misuse of public funds.
He is barred from traveling for six months as his case continues at the Beirut Criminal Court.
Salam, who served from 2021 to 2025 during Lebanon’s deepening economic crisis, denies the allegations, which center on suspected misuse of funds from an insurance oversight committee and questionable contracts.
His brother and adviser have also faced related charges.
The release follows broader judicial actions against officials amid national efforts to combat corruption.
El ex ministro de economía libanés Amin Salam fue liberado con una fianza de 100.000 dólares después de seis meses en prisión por cargos de corrupción.