Hariri is heading towards a techno-political government …

News: Saad Hariri’s move suggests that he is in a hurry to compose, as announced earlier in the statement he read after his assignment. On Thursday he was assigned, on Friday he held parliamentary consultations and on Saturday and Sunday he met with the President of the Republic. Despite the rigor and clarity of the information, the atmosphere is positive. At Saturday’s meeting, an agreement was reached on a twentieth government, not a mini government. The principle of managing a minister for more than one ministry seemed impractical, given the experience of the resigned government.

Although that meeting did not address the authorship mechanism, but Hariri informed Aoun of her eagerness to come to terms with him on everything. Not much was named for yesterday’s meeting, but the mere fact that it was held so quickly suggested that issues of authorship were advancing, which was confirmed yesterday by the Press Office of the Presidency of the Republic. And when a word came out of the Republican Palace, the House of Wasat imposes strict secrecy on the meetings it holds and their results.

However, the quick-compilation discourse is increasingly present in political circles. Nobody considers Commissioning Day the first day for the authorship locomotive to start.

Hariri actually started writing the moment Mustafa Adib was commissioned. Until the latter apologized, Hariri had come a long way. Many of the problems and obstacles were humiliated during that period, and he continues his work based on the results he achieved, mainly because he knows exactly the demands of each part. For example, the idea of ​​a mini-government that Hariri had previously insisted on through Adeeb is no longer on the table, and authorship without taking into account the opinion of the various blocs is no longer on the table.

Likewise, the issue of the Ministry of Finance, which consumed a lot of time from the efforts of the “first author”, is no longer discussed in the “second authorship.”

Even the issue of Druze action was agreed before the second assignment. It only remains to address the issue of Christian participation, which is the most complex. Apparently, everyone accepted the fact that the president of the republic would be in charge of naming the largest number of this action, in addition to representing the Marada, nationalist and Tashnak currents. Previously, Deputy Gebran Bassil Hariri confirmed, during the consultations, that he supported what was agreed with the President of the Republic, but the concern about exploding the situation persists, given the complications and existing sensitivities that may or may arise.

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Bassil is still waiting for Hariri to establish “the rules of authorship to build on what is required of it.” The good thing, in the opinion of the current leadership, “is the agreement that the names of the ministers must obtain the approval of the President of the Republic. The mood is generally positive, but the fear is in the devil of the details.

For the most part, Hariri is heading towards a techno-political government, not in the sense of dividing ministers between politicians and specialists, but with specialists supported by parties, although some may participate in promoting the issue as a government of specialists.