Lebanese central bank governor refuses to appear before court, in blow to anti-corruption efforts ...Kuwait

Riad Salameh refused to appear before the court when he was summoned to court as part of an investigation into corruption. Lebanon central bank chief Riad Salameh refused to appear before court as part of an investigation into how Central Bank dollars ended up in the black market. Salameh, who has held his position of Central Bank head since 1993, was summoned to a court hearing set for Thursday, but refused to attend. He was scheduled to meet Mount Lebanon Prosecutor, Judge Ghada Aoun, to be questioned on how central bank dollars, meant to subsidise essential imports, instead found their way into the Lebanese black market, trading for a much higher prices. Instead, Salameh was represented

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