Abu Zaid: Defense Minister is not Prime Minister's employee

The article discusses Prime Minister Nawar Salameh's attempt to restrict Defense Minister Michel Manso's right to deliver a speech before the Parliament, where he was prevented from expressing the stance of the military establishment. This was considered by the deputies, including MP Amal Abu Zeid, to be a serious violation of the constitution, as well as of the principles of political partnership and parliamentary representation. They affirmed that ministers are not employees of the Prime Minister and have the right to voice their positions, and that such actions threaten democracy and institutional constitutional principles. Additionally, other parliamentary positions were published protesting the attempt to prevent the Defense Minister from speaking on behalf of the army, considering it a legal and constitutional overstep.

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