Controversy in the Council of Ministers on the issue of Palestinian labor and adoption of Bo Saab's opinion

According to information, at the end of the meeting of the Council of Ministers, Minister Mahmoud Qamati asked to talk about the Palestinian labor issue, and Prime Minister Saad Hariri said: "The effect of the decision of the Minister of Labor must be frozen and the case referred to the Council of Ministers for it to take the appropriate decision. "

At that time, Deputy Prime Minister Ghbadan Hasbani intervened and said: "Let's wait for the minister's return and decide on his presence."

As for Minister Wael Abu Faour, he confirmed his support for the request of the Lebanese Forces, which provoked the discontent of Hariri.

Then Minister May Chidiac intervened and confirmed Hasbani's request. Abu Faour intervened again, suggesting that "the decision should be taken in the absence of Abu Suleiman, but without speaking about it in the media so as not to embarrbad the concerned minister".

Minister Elias Bou Saab also spoke. "It is wrong to infringe the powers of a minister and prevent him from enforcing the law.The cabinet must not break the minister's decision and recover it." It is not necessary to hurry today, "he said.

According to the information, the Council of Ministers took the advice of Bo Saab and, in this context, the sources stressed that this case should correspond to the position of the "strong bloc of Lebanon" with the ministers of "forces" in order not to prevent a minister from enforcing a law, a strong Lebanon "had declared that a minister could not be prevented from enforcing the law.

The position of Minister Abu Faour, who called for the suspension of the Minister of Labor's decision, was remarkable, but not published in the media.

Later, Abu Faour commented on what he had attributed to him during the Council of Ministers. Therefore, I supported his position that the firm should seize the matter today and begin to implement this decision immediately, announcing the existence of the Minister of Labor, neither more nor less . "

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