Jebran Bassil on Work and Development Challenges

The article explores Minister Gebran Bassil's experience in developmental and political work in Lebanon, highlighting his focus on implementing projects in vital sectors such as electricity, water, roads, tourism, and cultural heritage, despite political obstacles and internal conflicts. Bassil emphasized that delays in the electricity plan were due to the lack of political decision-making rather than a shortage of plans, noting that many projects continued to be discussed despite ongoing debates. He also highlighted efforts to develop the Batroun district, with particular attention to water, road, and cultural heritage projects, stressing the importance of continuing work to build a nation that transcends political barriers and is based on transparency and accountability. In conclusion, he underlined that nation-building requires a clear plan, responsible implementation, and genuine accountability—not just slogans or accusations. He considers that citizens are the ultimate judges of what is achieved from these projects.

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