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Former adviser to the Prime Minister of Lebanon, Saad Hariri, denied media reports that “Hariri stipulated that he be appointed as the Shiite figure who will assume the Ministry of Finance.”
He continued: “Prime Minister Hariri’s position is clear, as said yesterday in his tweet,” adding: “There is absolutely nothing true in what” LBC “said about the agreement with the French side to maintain the financial portfolio. on the side of the Shiites, not from near or far.
Former Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri said Wednesday that the Ministry of Finance and other ministerial portfolios are not the exclusive right of any sect in the country, referring to an issue that represents the core of a dispute over the formation of the new government.
I categorically deny what the LBC reported, that “Prime Minister Saad Hariri stipulated that the Shiite figure who would take charge of finances be appointed to him, but this matter met with the rejection of former prime ministers, especially President Fouad Siniora, and the rejection of the Shiite duo “.
Prime Minister Hariri’s position is clear, as stated in his tweet yesterday.@LBCI_NEWS– Hussein Wajeh (@husseinwajeh) September 17, 2020
Hariri wrote on his official Twitter account that rejecting the idea of a rotating check on ministries thwarted “the last chance to save Lebanon and the Lebanese,” referring to French efforts to get Lebanese leaders to form a new government and adopt reforms. .
The government formation crisis in Lebanon continues, in light of the insistence of both “Amal Movement” and “Hezbollah” to adhere to the Ministry of Finance, and Prime Minister-designate Mustafa Adeeb highlights the principle of rotation. of ministerial portfolios between sects.
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