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Lebanon's struggle with governance
The article focused on the political situation in Lebanon, highlighting that most officials since independence—including senior presidents and ministers—have governed the country based on clientelism and trivial interests rather than competence. It points out that the Lebanese system has prioritized party interests and sectarian conflicts over merit and efficiency, leading to the country's decline, youth emigration, a lack of job opportunities, and a scarcity of skilled professionals—all stemming from the absence of a conducive environment for nurturing talent or building a better future.
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