Makhzoumi: Beirut's families matter more than votes

The article discussed the visit of Foad Makhzoumi, the head of the National Dialogue Party, to Dar Al Fatwa in Lebanon. He emphasized the importance of Beirut and Lebanon's unity, the cohesion of families, and fair representation. He underscored that Beirut is greater than any electoral list or political group, and that its families are not just numbers in voting boxes. Additionally, Makhzoumi highlighted the necessity of restoring full state authority over weapons, ending Israeli occupation, and implementing reforms to boost the confidence of Lebanese citizens, Arab countries, and the international community in the state. He also stressed the need to protect depositors’ rights, and to re-establish stability in institutions and the economy. He affirmed that the real battle is for Beirut’s future as a united, sovereign, and diverse capital—one that plays a national and Arab role, enjoys fair representation, proper services, and is committed to its unity and standing.

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