Government and ministers' questions highlights

The Political Meeting in Lebanon, chaired by Speaker of the Parliament Nabih Berri, addressed discussions on the country's economic, social, and security conditions, especially following the recent war that caused significant losses. The economic cost exceeded $27 billion, and the conflict resulted in over 4,000 martyrs, 12,000 wounded, and the displacement of one million people, in addition to the destruction of many homes. Prime Minister Najib Mikati emphasized the need for coordinated efforts at both the local and international levels to rebuild Lebanon and support the government financially, reaffirming the importance of maintaining the country’s sovereignty and working to restore international confidence—especially through reaching an agreement with the International Monetary Fund. He highlighted the importance of financial and banking reforms, achieving fiscal balance, addressing the electricity crisis, and investing in infrastructure. He noted that international support has recently declined and that the government has been actively managing crises within its limited capacity. The attendees also discussed negotiations with Israel regarding Lebanon’s sovereignty, with Mikati asserting Lebanon’s right to reclaim its territories and sovereignty. He emphasized that negotiations should be less costly and under state control, reaffirming that war and peace remain solely under the authority of the state.

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