Debate settled: We are not 24 governments and justice underpins our stance

The article highlights the confirmation by Prime Minister Nohad Samour that the executive authority speaks on behalf of the government in accordance with the constitution, clarifying that speaking on behalf of the government is solely the prerogative of its head. Samour also confirmed that the absence of Defense Minister Michel Mennsi from the parliamentary session was due to prior arrangements, and he did not request the minister's absence. Additionally, he emphasized that the government's stance on the draft amnesty law, which was communicated to the parliamentary committees, reflects a commitment to the principle of justice, and that the final decision rests with the National Assembly. The Prime Minister reassured that the government supports the army and is working to enhance its capabilities through financial and diplomatic backing, stressing that the military institution is not involved in internal conflicts. He concluded by affirming that the government is united and operates as a team, with its position on the amnesty law centering on the principle of justice.

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