A nation’s enduring memory and values

On October 13th, the Lebanese commemorate a pivotal moment in their national history: the fall of the phase of comprehensive confrontation in 1990, marking the beginning of a new stage filled with challenges. This anniversary highlights the importance of the principles for which martyrs sacrificed their lives—such as sovereignty, freedom, and independence. It emphasizes that these values are not just to be celebrated but must be actively embodied in political and national life. Upholding these principles through building a state that protects citizens' rights, applying the law equally to all, rejecting dependency, and defending Lebanon’s right to determine its own destiny is exemplified by a symbolic figure like General Michel Aoun. He confirmed that adhering to principles requires sacrifices and that true change begins with a daily commitment to these values, ultimately strengthening Lebanon’s unity and independence.

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