Lebanon's Role in the New Middle East
The Middle East is witnessing profound changes in its structural dynamics, with Iranian influence waning and new security alliances emerging between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan. These shifts are altering the traditional balance of power in the region. As for Lebanon, this transformation presents an opportunity to redefine its role and rebuild its sovereignty. Lebanon's relationships should be based on partnerships with regional and international powers through the state, with a focus on strengthening the army and restricting weaponry to ensure its security and sovereignty. The most crucial step is for Lebanon to steer away from one axis toward another and to become part of an independent network of relations that serve its interests. This involves economic investments in its locations and resources to reduce reliance on external influence and to promote stability and development.
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