Stred Geagea praises Berri's position … That's what I asked Aoun!

MP Streda Geagea said in a statement that he "had prevented me from chairing President Nabih Berri today at a parliamentary meeting on Wednesday on the need for reconciliation. Comprehensive and comprehensive and holding meetings of the cabinet government without addressing the Qabrishmon incident ", praising the" national position and responsible for President Berri ".

"Is it reasonable and permissible for the government to remain paralyzed for a month and a week in the light of the serious economic and financial crisis we are living in? What right will public servants accept and recognize this abnormal situation? this growing deficit? What will happen to the cedar issue and its rights? "

She added: "Donor countries that monitor the government's performance as a government" at work "will not give Lebanon confidence for a long time if the work of the government continues to be disrupted.It warned foreign ambbadadors of the overthrow of the disruption of the coming months, not just the government, But it's the entire presidential era, which is entering the second half of its term. "

Geagea pointed out that "the economic crisis is great and threatens various sectors and institutions, including the banking sector, and therefore where are the people responsible for what is going on and are they realizing the serious dangers to which most Lebanese are exposed? for their livelihood, their future and their safety? "

She also addressed the President of the Republic, General Michel Aoun, protector of the Constitution and Laws and symbol of national unity, and invited him to dissociate Qabrshmoun – Al-Basateen from the question of the Council of Ministers in convening the Council, in agreement with Prime Minister Saad Hariri, to meet as soon as possible to address the problems of the population and to cope with the economic crisis. And live looting. "

"Lebanon needs a quick rescue operation and disagreements need to be set aside because the situation is difficult but not hopeless, but if it remains the same or continues to be handled in the current way, it will inevitably become more desperate, "she said.