Lebanon prime minister-designate Hassan Diab announced his new government late on Tuesday.
PM Diad said the new cabinet will work for the independence of the judiciary, the return of looted funds, will fight illicit enrichment, protect low-income families from taxes, fight unemployment and pass a new electoral law.
The cabinet would be made up of 20 ministers, with economist Ghazi Wazni as finance minister, two senior political sources told Reuters.
The cabinet will have to gain the vote of confidence to pass.
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