Accountability in Disasters Khadr Najdi | Nidaa Al-Watan

The article focused on the responsibility crisis caused by misfortunes and disasters in Lebanon, where the absence of a culture of acknowledging mistakes and accountability leads to the repetition of crises and an inability to resolve them. The article emphasizes the necessity of cultivating a culture of moral responsibility within society, starting from the family, school, and institutions. It underscores the importance of leaders and officials openly admitting their mistakes and accepting accountability, as this is the foundation for preventing the recurrence of disasters. It also warns that a lack of responsibility fosters self-centeredness and opens the door for the continuous reproduction of crises, which hinders the development of institutions and the state. The article stresses that genuine reconstruction requires a real rebuilding of the concept of responsibility within the political and social lives of the people.

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