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The main focus of the article is the ongoing debate surrounding the Taif Agreement in Lebanon, which was signed in 1989 to end the civil war. The article explains that many provisions of the agreement have not been fully implemented or have been applied in a distorted manner, especially during the Syrian guardianship period. It emphasizes the necessity of addressing these shortcomings through a comprehensive national dialogue. The Prime Minister, Najib Mikati, also calls for the full implementation of the agreement and the necessary reforms to preserve pluralism and the role of the constitution in building a strong, just state. The article highlights the importance of updating the constitution in accordance with the demands of the current phase to stop ongoing disruptions and to redefine the role of the agreement in shaping Lebanon’s stable future.
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