MP Sethrida Geagea: The presidential oath and ministerial statement reflect the aspirations of the Lebanese Forces; accordingly, we will grant the government our trust, particularly since it does not hold a blocking third and is a techno-political government, provided that ministers sign a pledge not to run in the upcoming parliamentary elections
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Aboul Hosn: On behalf of the Democratic Gathering, I announce that we grant our trust to the government, as strengthening our nation requires a strong and capable state, and the government, with its represented directions, serves as the fundamental pillar in this regard
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Grand Mufti, Druze Sheikh reaffirm national unity and partnership
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MP Sethrida Geagea: What we seek is the establishment of a state that fulfills the dreams of the Lebanese people for a dignified future, placing it among prosperous nations
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MP Sethrida Geagea: The decision of war and peace must be restored to the government through the full implementation of international resolutions, including 1701 and 1559, and justice must also be served in the Beirut port explosion by initiating the long-stalled investigations
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Moawad: I grant my trust to the government for implementing the ceasefire agreement, tackling the shadow economy, and adopting a foreign policy based on the principle of Lebanon First in rectifying relations with Syria
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MP Michel Moawad: I grant my trust to the government as the son of a martyr who is committed to ensuring that the number of martyrs in Lebanon does not increase, and my trust is in the path of restoring the state, in a ministerial statement that has pledged to work seriously on limiting arms, and in reopening René Moawad Airport
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Moawad: I grant my trust to the government despite some reservations, as it undeniably corrects many of the constitutional missteps imposed on us after the Doha Agreement, including the blocking third
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Lebanese Army, Pakistani Defense Attaché discuss cooperation
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