Youssef Raji: De Facto Foreign Minister

Lebanese Foreign Minister Youssef Raji has effectively become a figure of absent participation in the management of foreign affairs. He is now used solely for administrative purposes, with little to no involvement in negotiations or significant foreign policies. The marginalization of his role is attributed to the usurpation of his authority by the Presidents of the Republic and the Government, as well as his exclusion from vital issues such as the negotiations for border demarcation with Israel or the management of Lebanon’s international relations. This raises questions about the effectiveness of the ministry in the absence of genuine representation. Sources indicate that his role is limited to administrative chores, making him resemble a logistics coordinator rather than an active minister. Some observers speculate that this arrangement aims to avoid conflicts with influential external powers.

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