Diab “failed his mission”, but …

Representative Anis Nassar emphasized that “all Lebanese want to know who blew up the port, from the oldest employee to the youngest, considering that Lebanon does not have the capacity to investigate this huge archive and therefore there is a need urgent request for an international commission of inquiry “.

In an interview with Voice of All Lebanon, Nassar said: “The theory of political goals is always present to divert the attention of royal officials, which is surprising that sectarian barricades have been erected against the ongoing investigation into the biggest crime in the history of Lebanon “.

He called on the head of the interim government, Hassan Diab, to give his testimony in case he had nothing to hide, noting that Diab had failed in his mission as prime minister, but that does not mean he was corrupt.

Nassar pointed out that “the State has been totally absent from the first day of the explosion, as foreign aid reaches those affected directly by the lack of trust in the institutions, considering that the political authority has failed for decades in all cases. , and what is required today is to hold early parliamentary elections to produce a new parliament. ”

He remarked that “the interim government can make some decisions regarding urgent and urgent reforms, pointing to the Free Patriotic Movement, which returned to the tone of the upset third party and the adherence to some portfolios and ministries.”

Nassar called for streamlining subsidies to exclusively target the poor and those with limited incomes, and to support local industry, noting that “the biggest problem is stopping electricity subsidies, which will plunge the country into obscurity.”

And he warned that the West is losing interest in Lebanon, which could lead to the loss of much-needed support for the resurgence, calling on Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri to rise above the narrow accounts of parliamentary books and form a government of specialists independent of the parties.

Nassar emphasized that “the government that resigned was a failure from the beginning, and cannot be described as a technocratic government despite the presence of several competent ministers, but they do not have the courage to make decisions without returning to their leaders,” and He noted that “the strong Republican bloc will give confidence to the government of Prime Minister Saad Hariri.” He did believe in his promises and formed an independent government without any interference from politicians, but he ruled out forming one soon. ”