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MENA Observatory – Lebanon
French President “Emmanuel Macron” has ruled out imposing sanctions on Lebanese politicians now, stressing that “he will give leaders another four to six weeks to implement the roadmap proposed by Paris to prevent Lebanon from falling into chaos. “.
“Macron” said: “He does not think that the imposition of sanctions is useful at this stage, but he can think about that at a later stage in consultation with others.” Noting that “the Lebanese leaders have one last chance to fulfill the promises they made in early September with the aim of forming an important government and obtaining international aid.”
Lebanese Prime Minister-designate Mustafa Adib apologized on Saturday after trying for nearly a month to form a non-partisan government, dealing a blow to a French plan aimed at mobilizing the country’s leaders to tackle the worst. crisis since the civil war between 1975 and 1990.
Macron also confirmed at a press conference: “The roadmap announced on September 1 remains, and it is the only initiative that has been taken at the national, regional and international level, and it has not been removed from the table, but now it is your turn. Lebanese officials take advantage of it. last chance”.
“Macron” added: “He will not give up his initiative to save Lebanon from collapse. He is ashamed of the country’s leaders and will increase the pressure on them to change course.” Condemning “a system of corruption that everyone clings to because everyone benefits from it.”
In the same context, the French president revealed the organization of a conference sponsored by the United Nations to mobilize support for Lebanon at the end of October, noting that some forces sought to strengthen their side and not the Lebanese force by making the formation of the government an issue. sectarian, as he described it.
