BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon’s new government should prioritize electricity reform after having spent months wrangling over the cabinet make-up, World Bank and U.N. officials said on Friday, seeking to address daily blackouts and massive costs to the state. FILE PHOTO: A lighting pole is seen near buildings in Sidon, southern Lebanon August 10, 2017. REUTERS/Ali Hashisho/File Photo The government was finally formed late on Thursday and Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri said Lebanon needed “bold...