Hobeich to MTV: If we do not implement the required reforms, "nobody should expect any country to invest or inject funds into Lebanon"
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MTV sources: Prime Minister-designate Nawaf Salam will visit Baabda this afternoon
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Ayoub to MTV: Several question marks can be placed on the criteria for forming the government today, especially regarding ministerial portfolios, and as for the stance of the Lebanese Forces, it is straightforward because they prioritize national issues over their immediate interests
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Hobeich to MTV: It is too early to judge the experience of Prime Minister-designate Nawaf Salam, but if we are not represented in the government and are left out, the Moderation Bloc will determine its position on whether to grant confidence
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Ayoub to MTV: We are obligated to oppose from within the institutions, and our presence in the parliament reflects our approach to holding the government accountable; we have a historic opportunity to transition to a functional state, the choice is to support the current administration, but to be false witnesses or inadequately represented, as our size dictates, is unacceptable, and we are working to fortify our position and presence in the government
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President Joseph Aoun leads series of meetings
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President Aoun during his meeting with the Slovenian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Affairs: Lebanon looks forward to the European Union standing by its side to implement the provisions of the ceasefire agreement
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The Slovenian Deputy PM and Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Affairs to President Aoun: We reaffirm our support for Lebanon and look forward to assisting it while working on coordination with the European Union to achieve this goal
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President Joseph Aoun: The release of Lebanese prisoners in Israel is part of the agreement that expires on February 18, and there must be adherence to Resolution 1701
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