Mneimneh: I grant the government my trust based on the ministerial statement, which emphasizes reform and recovery
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Absences and disputes spoil G20 finance chiefs' talks
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MP Melhem Khalaf: This government was not formed without past compromises, and I will give it a chance and my confidence, but if it fails, I will be the first to call for its resignation
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Morcos visits Francophonie office to discuss media cooperation
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MP Ibrahim Mneimneh: We must fully leverage our diplomatic capabilities to confront Israel and reclaim Lebanese prisoners; the US and France must pressure the Israeli enemy to withdraw, and restoring trust in the judiciary is essential
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Lavrov: We reaffirmed to the UN the need to lift sanctions on Syria, as they harm the Syrian people
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MP Abdel Karim Kabbara: My main question to the government is how it will address the situation in Tripoli—will it recognize it as part of the 10,452 km²? Because there is no greater injustice than what its people are enduring
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MP Ghassan Skaff: The government must serve as a foundational body for a transitional phase, we know that its duration will not allow it to accomplish everything mentioned in its ministerial statement, and I am inclined to grant it the trust it needs to begin the process of reconstruction and reform
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MP Wael Abou Faour: We need to establish a relationship of hope and future with the emerging Syrian state on all political and security levels, as what happens in Syria serves Lebanon's interests, and there can be no stability in Lebanon without the freedom of Syria
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