(Bloomberg) -- Lebanon's banks will reopen their doors to the public on Friday after two weeks of nationwide protests forced them to close.
Banks will resume back office operations on Thursday to begin clearing the backlog built up during the closures, the Association of Banks in Lebanon said in a statement. Banks will also extend opening hours for the first two days.
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