Respecting sects and system reform coexist

The article discusses the importance of protecting the Lebanese Constitution as a document of principles and philosophy that organize and limit authority. It emphasizes its historical development and core principles. Prime Minister Nohad Machnouk affirms that the Constitution is not just a regulatory text but a framework that restricts the ruler’s power, guarantees citizens’ rights, and reflects the presence of diversity in its sources and philosophy from the nineteenth century to today. It also highlights the Taif Agreement, which aims to manage pluralism peacefully, and clarifies that the ongoing application and development of the Constitution are essential for building a strong rule of law-based state. The article calls for rectifying deficiencies and strengthening the modern state. Ultimately, it stresses that celebrating the centenary of the Constitution should focus on fulfilling its objectives through full implementation and addressing emerging challenges.

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