Minister of Culture Ghassan Salameh to MTV: The ministerial statement has received consensus among the ministers, and we will begin work; each phase will serve as a test, and I am optimistic as everyone agrees on the fundamentals
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The final statement of the Syrian dialogue conference emphasized on Syria's unity and sovereignty over its territory, condemned the Israeli incursion into Syrian land, and called for Israel's immediate withdrawal
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Minister of Information Paul Morcos to MTV: The government is committed to its ministerial statement, and the PM will respond to all MPs' questions at the end of the session; it is the right of the MPs to express their opinions, and what matters is the opinions of the people
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Prime Minister Nawaf Salam arrived at the Parliament to resume the confidence session
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MP Waddah Sadek to MTV: We respect any bloc's criticism, this is democracy, and this is the work of the Parliament; it is important to have an opposition to correct the government's work, and all the speeches delivered today were positive
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The evening session for discussing the ministerial statement has kicked off in the Parliament
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MP George Adwan: The election of President Joseph Aoun has revived hope among the Lebanese people, and the public felt relieved after the oath of office; the government was formed within a month, without a blocking third and without any obstructive signatures
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Adwan: The government is clear regarding the implementation of Resolution 1701; if full sovereignty is not secured, if the weapons are not removed, and if the state does not assert its authority, there will be no reforms
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Adwan: Sovereignty begins with Israel's withdrawal, and Lebanon rejects any solution that is not based on a two-state solution or any solution at the expense of Jordan, Egypt, or Saudi Arabia
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