Saad Advocates for Greater Decentralization

Former deputy Fady Saad called for adopting a broad decentralization or federal system, believing that federalism is not a division but a social contract that ensures the management of sectarian diversity and stability. He criticized the failure of the current centralized approach, which he attributes to corruption and the dominance of the "deep state." He opposed the party's decision to support Gaza, considering it a move that brought destruction and economic collapse to Lebanon. Saad pointed out that building a true state requires restricting weapons to the army and legitimate institutions, emphasizing the need for reforms in the health sector and judiciary, and establishing the prerequisites for a renaissance based on the private sector and youth energies.

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