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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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 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 to Salam: The government must decide on a timeline, not exceeding a few months, for handing over all weapons, military, and security structures to the army
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Adwan: For the state to assert control over borders and facilities, sovereignty requires that no weapons exist except those of the security forces, and any delay in implementing these measures will delay rescue efforts and affect Lebanon’s relations as a state with all countries
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Adwan to Berri: The practice of holding government accountability sessions every month or month and a half should be reinstated
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MP Alain Aoun: We must take advantage of the current time to complete reforms, eliminate corruption, end favoritism, and replace it with competence
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