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Former Prime Minister of Lebanon Saad Hariri
Former Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri stressed that “the Ministry of Finance is not the exclusive right of any sect”, commenting on the Amal Movement and Hezbollah’s claim that this ministry will join the new government.
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Al-Hariri said in a tweet on Twitter today, Wednesday, that “the Ministry of Finance and other ministerial portfolios are not the exclusive right of any sect,” adding that “the refusal to rotate, frustration and a violation of the right to last chance to save Lebanon and the Lebanese. “
The Ministry of Finance and other ministerial portfolios are not the exclusive right of any sect, and the refusal to rotate is a frustration and a violation of the right of last resort to save Lebanon and the Lebanese.
– Saad Hariri (@saadhariri) September 16, 2020
The deputy Muhammad Raad, head of the parliamentary bloc “Hezbollah”, had informed the President of the Republic on Tuesday that the Shiite duo, “Amal” and “Hezbollah”, joined the money portfolio and will appoint their ministers in the government .
This emerges in light of the consultations carried out by Lebanese President Michel Aoun with the heads of parliamentary blocs to discuss their views on the formation of the new government, whose birth is witnessing some obstacles.
French President Emmanuel Macron said during his recent visit to Lebanon in early September that Lebanese politicians pledged before him to complete the government formation within 15 days, which ended yesterday.
At the time, observers believed that the deadline was illogical, given the sensitivity and complexity of the political situation in Lebanon.
Source: RT
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