Lebanon has been grappling with severe economic and financial crises that have led to a dramatic depreciation of its currency, the Lebanese Pound (LBP). To overcome these currency challenges, the Lebanese government and central bank need to implement a strategic monetary policy that can stabilize the currency, restore investor confidence, and set the country on a path to economic recovery. Marwan Kheireddine delves into the root causes of Lebanon's currency crisis and discusses the strategic monetary policy measures needed to address them and give a boost to a currency that has been struggling to stay afloat for the past decades.