Hariri: We can get out of Lebanon from political deadlock and economic crisis – Alankabout Spider – Lebanese News – Australian News

Appointing Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri expressed his belief in Lebanon's ability to rise from the political deadlock it caused. He pointed out that the state had managed to emerge from a crisis that was far more difficult in the previous stage and that collective action was needed on the part of all forces.

He stressed in a statement yesterday the importance of the role of the private sector during the next phase in promoting Lebanon, indicating that there is a lot of work to be done in collaboration with the private sector as the main engine in the world economy. We provide the private sector with all the necessary roles of the ".

"When Rafik Hariri came to Lebanon, there was no budget or money, and the country was destroyed," he said. "Despite all this, he succeeded in carrying out reconstruction and progress, but he did all this in cooperation with everyone. He worked with the private sector, industrialists, traders, businessmen and bankers. Lawyers, young people and young women who were the main engines country, and today there are also new technologies that are developing, and this is a real opportunity to get out of what we are, but we have to start.

"The Lebanon Economic Support Conference (CEDER) has been successful for Lebanon, and we have been able to get substantial funding for infrastructure projects, and this is characterized by long-term funding with very low interest rates. This allows us to renew all our infrastructure and provide funding for everything We need projects, and we have in the former parliament and the previous government, the adoption of many laws to promote the economy, but today we live in a political crisis, and we hope God will solve it.

"In the election period I said that Saad Hariri was 2018 different from Saad Hariri in 2010. This is very true today, even in a political position, and I have hope, but I say clearly and frankly that one hand is not attached to country, Saad Hariri will work alone in this country, this is difficult. "

Hariri stressed that he was ready to work with maximum strength, in collaboration with youth and all Lebanese people, to promote Lebanon. At the same time, he said that other people must also "work with us. Lebanon cannot continue to do business on the basis of what is usually done."

He pointed out that Lebanon's reforms to international donors at the Cedar conference must be resolved, stressing that Lebanon cannot continue to work with old laws, some of which are over 50 in trade, justice and others. The follow-up circle for Al-Anbaa is a pressing effort to resolve the formation of the government ahead of the Arab Economic Summit (scheduled for Beirut in early January), which will begin next week to complete contacts and meetings of Minister Gebran Bassil, who includes Sunni lawmakers on March 8 All attention, which makes some circles suggest it to focus on reviewing effective agents rather than genuine handcuffs.

Meanwhile, former minister Ghazi Aridi pointed out that mistakes occurred in the administration of the process of forming the government from the commission to the last node, and what was important to take advantage of what happened and calm the soul and keep the communication channel open, and said: Lebanon would not be immune against what happened in the region.