Hariri visitors are optimistic about the government's imminent birth – Alankabout spider – Lebanon News – Australia News

The positive atmosphere was limited to the formation of the government on the statements of Lebanese officials. The most recent was the transfer of the head of the economic bodies Mohammed Choucair from the government formation president, Saad Hariri, He is optimistic that the birth of the government will be very close. Parliament Nabih Berri, day before yesterday.

After a meeting of a small delegation of economic organizations led by Hariri, Shukair said, "Our meeting with the president was pleasant, and he was very optimistic." As I was talking with colleagues, we We are going to spend a weekend and we are very comfortable. Prime Minister Hariri is optimistic that the birth of the government will be very close, and this optimism is reflected on us all as a private sector, men and women. business and investors. "We believe in this country and are optimistic, and all we ask as economic and private sector organizations, is to have a government as soon as possible, so that we can review all the projects initiated by the government. "

Shakir hopes that the optimism we heard yesterday from President Nabih Berri and the great optimism of Prime Minister Hariri will result in a government the himself next day.

Contrary to popular optimism, the political movement of the past week reflects no sign of overtaking the current contract in the face of government formation, represented by the Christian knot and the complex of Druze deputies , as well as the representation of March 8 in the government.

A member of the "strong Lebanese MP" bloc Mario Aoun that "everyone unites for the formation of the government as soon as the country is not likely to waste time". He said in an interview on the radio that "the fall in understanding of the political maabab is bringing things back to normal, so the bloc of forces has three ministers and the current six bloc," adding that "any increase in quota must be to the detriment of the President-designate ".

But Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister of the Interim Government Ghbadan Hasbani, he saw that "the fundamental crux of training is the conflict over powers between the presidency and the presidency of the government and not a specific ministry ". He stressed the "essential role of the President-designate, who must play". He said, "What we see today that there is a party wants to reach the government by a big team and it touches the substance and the powers".

Hasbani said in a radio interview that "speeding up training depends on the wisdom of the parties. We are still in the basic crusts and the subject of agreement on sizes and distribution of portfolios plays an important role in forming the government. "The elections showed the size of the (Lebanese Forces) and the people gave their deputies and their party a real partner to consolidate the success of the (Pact)," he said. The achievements of the ministers (forces) were clear in a year and a half. "

In light of the obstacles to the formation of the government, Hezbollah continues its calls to form a government based on the results of the legislative elections, expressed by the party's deputy general secretary, Sheikh Naim Qbadem:" We must form the Government using the results of the parliamentary elections Fair, and facilitate paternity with the appropriate flexibility because the government is not a piece of cheese shared by some to the detriment of the homeland. "

Despite the fact. ambiguity of the paternity process, the "Future Movement" that the designated President makes a great effort to form a government, said a member of the "Future" bloc MP Nazih Najm, "President Saad Hariri leaves no chance but exploits to form a Government Economic Promotion in the country. "

In turn, the member of the bloc" Future "parliamentary deputy Tareq al-Marabi" to President Saad Hariri is always in the nooks with the various parties to form a strong and coherent university government in the face of crises and work to resolve and launch workshops for development in the regions. He said: "The parties should meet Hariri by offering flexibility and engagement with all in a positive spirit and launch the author's wheel and abandon the impossible conditions and demands," stressing that "the country must always meet and dialogue. " Middle East London