Al-Khatib: Lebanon needs stronger institutions

The article discusses Lebanon's core challenges resulting from the partial and incomplete implementation of the Lebanese constitution. Lebanon exists in a state of "semi-constitution" because some of its provisions are enforced while others are not, leading to disparities in the effectiveness of its institutions and the complete loss of sovereignty and control over its territory. It clarifies that the crisis is not solely political or economic but also concerns the incomplete construction of state institutions, with sectarian and political balances continuing to obstruct essential administrative and legal reforms. The article emphasizes the need to shift from crisis management to building a fully functional state, which requires full implementation of the constitution, strengthening institutions, and achieving genuine sovereignty, all in the face of economic and security challenges. This approach is necessary rather than relying on political settlements and compromises that hinder reforms and result in a fragile form of stability.

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