In the wake of continuous support to Lebanon the European Union has recently uncovered that it will be allocating €229 million to assist Lebanon on multiple fronts. In details, part of the funds will be geared towards enhancing governance and reform implementation, particularly on the public administration front where areas such as integrity, transparency and accountability will be targeted in line with the opportunities set by the recent IMF staff level agreement. In addition, the funds will be also allocated towards boosting gender equality by empowering Lebanese women, increasing their participation in the political arena and enhancing their representation in the workforce. Another priority for the European Union is supporting Lebanon’s transition towards renewable energy, via funding efficient energy equipment in public sector buildings. The European Union will also aim at boosting the competitiveness of Lebanese industries by supporting entrepreneurship, innovation and transfers towards sustainable energy solutions. Finally, the European Union revealed that the funds will also be geared towards the vulnerable Lebanese population and Syrian refugees.