Rome and the State's Central Role

The article focuses on the importance of Lebanon's ability to exercise its sovereign and executive functions within the context of the Rome negotiations. It highlights that the concept of sovereignty is evolving to include not only legal recognition but also the capacity of institutions to make decisions, manage security, and enforce legitimacy across the entire Lebanese territory. The article emphasizes that success in reaching political agreements alone is not sufficient to ensure lasting peace; rather, building a state with strong institutions and unified decision-making is essential. It also asserts that the greatest challenge lies in Lebanon having a unified political will to turn any agreement into a tangible reality. The country's future depends on its ability to manage its internal affairs and maintain exclusive decision-making power, rather than merely signing external understandings.

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