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Government Trust Levels Uncertain
Nawaf Salaam's government received the confidence of the Lebanese Parliament with the support of 68 deputies. This step is considered a political legitimacy, but it does not reflect the citizen's trust, which takes years to regain after the deterioration of state institutions and the rise in mistrust levels. The government faces significant challenges related to reforming the banking sector, public finances, debt, taxes, and services—all interconnected and demanding bold and transparent measures to rebuild trust between the state and its citizens. True success depends on the government's ability to translate promises into tangible actions that citizens can see results from, especially in managing public funds, recovering lost money, applying the law fairly, and achieving economic stability based on trustworthy and transparent institutions.
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