Lebanese citizens are awaiting what tomorrow's press conference, called by the Deputy Governor of the Central Bank, Wassim Mansouri, will bring. This is happening concurrently with Central Bank Governor Riad Salameh closing the door to his office on the ninth floor of the bank's building, marking the end of three decades of overseeing the state's finances. After rumors of his intention to resign circulated, sources confirmed that Mansouri "is set to announce a work program for the transitional phase leading to the appointment of a new governor." According to information from "Al Jadeed," there are "political and religious pressures being exerted on Mansouri to encourage him to resign," and he reveals that he firmly separates religion from the state.