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He added, after a meeting of his parliamentary bloc, that “Hariri is of course a friend for historical and objective reasons, and it is not a stab in the back not to have been appointed to head the government, since we have total freedom to appoint who it seems convenient to us. “
“We are with the French initiative and Lebanon urgently needs a rescue government and a specific mission government, and the people do not want any of the politicians, and for all these considerations, we adhere to our position on a rescue government.” , quoted the National News Agency (official) to Geagea.
The Future Movement, led by Hariri, is also sticking to the French card, mainly to save Lebanon from its crisis, and the former prime minister, who has the ambition to return to office from this door, has led efforts to revitalize this initiative.
Although the channels “OTV” and “Al Jadid” reported that Hariri met on Tuesday with the political aide to Hezbollah Secretary General Hussein Khalil, his media office denied the validity of this information.
But Saad Hariri, who ran as a candidate for the presidency of the new government, is fighting, through consultations with the main parliamentary blocs, to form a political belt that returns him to the commissioning department, even though the Lebanese street rejects the return of the political system that ruled Lebanon for decades on the basis of sectarian quotas.
On the other hand, the Shiite Development and Liberation Bloc (representing the Amal Movement led by Nabih Berri) announced that it would participate in parliamentary consultations, explaining at the end of a meeting held on Wednesday by Berri that it would announce the name of its candidate for the first Minister after meeting with President Michel Aoun.
He called for “the need to accelerate the formation of a rescue government as soon as possible, which takes into account balance, specialization and competition in its formation and rebuilds the confidence of the Lebanese in the State and its institutions and the confidence of the Arab and international communities, as well as the confidence of expatriates in Lebanon and their role, within the components of the French initiative with all its reform and rescue provisions. “
