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The Deputy Speaker of the Lebanese House of Representatives, Elie Al-Farzali, denied that the delay in the formation of the government is linked to the Lebanese tendency to activate relations with Syria, considered "inevitable and necessary to the benefit from Lebanon".
In the "Middle East" The trend of the return of political life between Lebanon and Syria "has nothing to do with the contract that prevents the formation of the government", saying that "the non-training is an attempt to abort the Covenant. "Certainly, the obstacles are external, not internal, because the internal contract has always been resolved, and at any time it has been the subject of agreements by appointing a minister for one party, or abandoning another minister to form a government. "
Al-Farzali: "In my opinion, there is no national interest to delay further". He stressed that "if the situation in Lebanon collapses economically and securely, the benefit will go to [al-Duwailah] which some claim they do not want."
Statements that speak of the normalization of relations with the Syrian regime, saying, "This is no longer in force. No state or diet, and no longer has any justification. We are moving away from the Syrian internal conflict and we are talking about the Lebanese interest in the economy and marketing. "There is no plan to restore political life. It's a must to exist. One million displaced people must return to Syria. Regardless of the mechanism, it is important that they come back, "pointing out that the demand for return of the displaced" unambiguously and without negotiation. "