MP Bilal Abdallah to MTV: The presidential oath and the ministerial statement are clear and do not require interpretation from any party, especially regarding the state's monopoly on weapons and the consolidation of state authority
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MP Kassem Hachem to MTV in front of the Parliament: The blocs represented in the government will grant it confidence by default, and historically, no government has fallen during discussions of the ministerial statement
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MP Walid Baarini to MTV: Our demand is to form a committee for all Akkar projects, as it matters to us that things proceed smoothly, and our regions matter to us
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MP Hussein Hajj Hassan to MTV: We always support the government's control over its territory
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Hajj Hassan to MTV: We support a strong state capable of defending the Lebanese in all directions, the issue of Hezbollah handing over its weapons is not on the table, and the agreement includes the area north of the Litani River
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Prime Minister Nawaf Salam has arrived at the Parliament and will meet with President Berri before the session begins
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MP Waddah Sadek to MTV: I hope the discussion of the ministerial statement will be constructive and civilized, as the entire Lebanese people are waiting for the government to gain confidence and start working
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MP Pierre Bou Assi to MTV: The ministerial statement includes the exclusivity of weapons in the hands of the state, development, and anti-corruption, which are essential matters for us, and we will grant confidence to the government based on these principles
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Bou Assi to MTV: The government will start working, but the most important thing is the oversight of the Parliament on the government's performance
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