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Print Version LAST YEAR EDITORIAL CAPITALIST CULTURE Last Year 2004 A look at the public sector's main events of 2004 Land of miracles Saluting the Lebanese entrepreneurial spirit Static or democratic? In 2005, Arabs will have to consider open societies Search for in Executive Keyword Executive Online Edition Welcome guest Thursday August 28, 2008 EXECUTIVE takes a look at the main events of the public sector over the past year.  It ain't broke but it needs fixing The economy remained vulnerable to political instability Reform Horoscope Joey Ghaleb, Kamal Hamdan, Sebastien Dessus, Mohamed samir, Jawad Adra Q&A: Georges Corm Former finance minister outlines his vision for the economic growth Brighter times for banking in Lebanon The sector enjoyed a more efficient monetary policy Size still matters Georges Abou Jaoudeh, Shadi Karam, Gerard Charvet, Nadim Moujais Q&A: Semaan Bassil A third generation banker at the third biggest bank No monkeying around on the markets A record year despite regional strife Where's the regulation? Ziad Maalouf, Walid Musallam, Fadi Osseiran Q&A: Jean Riachi FFA's boss says being an independent is no mean feat Insurers reassured by more visibility The sector was defined by transparency and greater regional opportunities Taking the pulse Walid Genadry, Fadi Chammas, Elie Ziadeh, Rizk Khoury Q&A: Fateh Bekdache How the sector wants to contribute to the creation and stabilization of economic growth Light at end of tunnel? Ramzi Ghosn, Roger Dib, Fadi Abboud, Hani Haddad, Patrick Renauld Q&A: Jacques Sarraf After 50 years in business, the Malia Group's boss has big plans for the future Visitors to Lebanon, what do they want? Although numbers were up, gauging what tourists want remained a challenge High flying times Pierre Achkar, Nada Sardouk, Marwan Iskander, Wassim Rizk, Roger Edde Q&A: Elie Nakhal Tourism boss discusses what can be done to woo the non-Arab tourist? Sky's the limit for real estate sector A year characterized by increased demand for high-end properties No alternative to Lebanon Nabil Gebrael, Joseph Mouawad, Raja Makarem, Pierre El Khoury, Michael Dunn Q&A: Mounib Hammoud Solidere's Souks project finally sees the light Communications - The ongoing drama The productivity of both mobile and landline sectors left a lot to be desired Don't call us...? Ghazi Yussuf, Louis Hobeika, Maroun Chammas, Kamal Shehadi, Khalil Daoud Q&A: Ineke Botter Alfa's boss on the challenges of a new mobile era Username Password Free registration  Who is planting the recent car bombings in Lebanon?  Who will be the country's next prime minister and president?  The UN team to investigate the truth behind Harir's assassination will be successful  Riad Salameh will succeed in saving the Lebanese pound from devaluation

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