Algeria has announced it will supply fuel to Lebanon to help restore power amid a severe energy crisis, as the Lebanese state electricity company, Electricité du Liban (EDL), reported a complete nationwide power outage due to exhausted fuel supplies. Algerian Prime Minister Nadir Larbaoui communicated this decision during a call with Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati, expressing solidarity as Lebanon grapples with ongoing financial turmoil and energy shortages. Lebanon has been experiencing chronic power shortages since the 1990s, exacerbating its financial distress, which has seen the country default on international debts. The fuel supply is crucial for restoring electricity and supporting critical infrastructure, including airports. While Algeria's commitment is a positive step, the specifics of the fuel deal remain unclear, and Lebanon is also considering additional fuel sources from Iraq. The situation remains critical as Lebanon awaits the arrival of fuel supplies.