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Samir Geagea, leader of the Lebanese Forces Party, affirmed that building society and the state requires the participation of youth and graduates in public affairs, because it is essential for establishing a stable homeland that enables talented individuals to succeed and prevents causes of emigration. He explained that Lebanon has successful specialists and professionals abroad, but the problem is that a non-existent state hinders their benefit from this expertise. Geagea called on graduates to prioritize building the homeland before focusing on their personal projects, emphasizing that correct politics is one of the noblest professions because it creates history and shapes the future of society. He criticized the negative societal attitude towards politics, highlighting the importance of taking clear stances and confronting political stagnation and gray positions. Moreover, he stressed that an individual's role involves working in politics to bring about significant change, rather than relying solely on individual charitable work. He pointed out that the responsibilities of graduates are growing due to their influential role as trustedreferences, and that raising political awareness is the way to avoid repeating past mistakes. He underscored the need for firmness and clarity on societal issues, and the importance of not fearing political classification, as it is the foundation for building an effective state. He clarified that the Lebanese Forces Party has carried a clear cause for fifty years and proven its commitment to its principles through the most difficult circumstances. Concluding, Geagea called for collective action, filling structural gaps in society, and viewing the crisis at its core rather than as mere symptoms. He reflected on his personal experience as a reminder of the importance of addressing the root of problems rather than just their symptoms.
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