No government amendments planned, internal unity remains key

Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati emphasized the importance of developing relations between Lebanon and Iran, calling for the activation of a new phase based on mutual respect and non-interference in each other's internal affairs. He stated that Lebanon does not support opposition factions in Iran nor interfere in their political choices, and that relations should be based on sovereignty and shared interests. He called for the appointment of a new Iranian ambassador to Lebanon to enhance cooperation and explained that the issue of Iranian flights relates to airport safety and requires understanding. He also stressed the necessity of not waiting for an American-Iranian settlement, bearing Lebanon’s responsibility in addressing regional challenges, with a focus on stopping Israeli attacks, addressing the needs of the southern population, and achieving tangible results on the ground beyond symbolism. He underscored that solutions are not just about government modifications but involve tackling budget and economic problems, while committing to national unity and implementing agreements. He reaffirmed that Lebanon’s primary guarantee is unity behind the state, and that the people in the south and everywhere else are not alone—the state stands with them to achieve stability and sovereignty.

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