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Saad's government after Taif Agreement
The article focused on the issue of completing the implementation of the Taif Agreement in Lebanon. Prime Minister Nawaf Salaam emphasized the importance of executing the pending reforms and correcting what was distorted during the process, including issues such as the abolition of political sectarianism, the Senate, and administrative decentralization. He explained that the government's responsibility includes initiating and advancing these pathways in cooperation with other institutions. He pointed out that some reforms, like establishing the Senate, require broad laws and legislation, while the government can take direct measures in areas such as administrative appointments. He affirmed that successfully completing the Taif Agreement's implementation necessitates activating government tools, making tangible progress, and avoiding the burden of responsibility on a single party or other institutions. Instead, there should be a focus on following up on the executive and legislative steps over more than twenty months with wisdom.
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