Lebanon at UN: Not a Playground

The speech by Prime Minister Nawai Saad before the General Assembly focused on reaffirming Lebanon's borders and sovereignty. He emphasized that Lebanon will not serve as a playground for any external parties and that no one is authorized to speak or negotiate on its behalf except through constitutional state institutions. He highlighted the importance of restoring full national control over all occupied territories, asserting that sovereignty is indivisible and that Israel's withdrawal from Lebanese lands is a key condition for achieving this. Saad called for the implementation of a phased framework based on clear principles and a timeline to reach this goal. He warned of the dangers of security vacuum if UNIFIL forces withdraw without a clear alternative, stressing the necessity of an international force that monitors and coordinates with Lebanon. He also underscored the importance of justice and restoring trust through state institutions and fighting corruption, especially following the Beirut port explosion, aiming to rebuild confidence among the Lebanese people. On the international front, he emphasized the importance of continued international support for Lebanon, urging additional funding for humanitarian aid and assistance in returning displaced persons. He reiterated ongoing negotiations for Israel’s withdrawal and the restoration of national rights, considering that Lebanese trust and their legitimate weapons are the foundation for rebuilding the nation.

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