BEIRUT, 16 sep. The new Lebanese government, led by Najib Mikati, on Thursday approved its program under the slogan «Together for the sake of salvation,» according to a copy of the press service of the Lebanese president received by RIA Novosti. On Thursday, the Lebanese government held a second meeting with President Michel Aoun to approve the work program, on the basis of which parliamentarians of the country should express confidence next week. «The Government Council decided that the slogan of the new cabinet will be» Together for the sake of salvation. «The President noted the work of the government commission, which completed its task quickly, and wished all ministers to continue work productively and together, as this is the basis of the government's success, «the press service said in a statement. After the meeting at the presidential palace in Baabda, Minister of Information George Kardakhi spoke to reporters on behalf of the new government.
Lebanese government announced a reduction in financial reserves «I have no information about the abolition of subsidies. How can this happen without a decision?» According to Kardakhi, «the meeting discussed the name of the government» Certainty «, but the prime minister insisted on the slogan» together for the sake of salvation, «since in essence it is a government of salvation,» he said. holding timely parliamentary elections, full interaction with parliament in the investigation of the explosion in the port of Beirut and the need to negotiate with the International Monetary Fund in the national interests of Lebanon. On the formation of a new cabinet ministro led by Najib Mikati announced on September 10, after 13 months of government vacuum in the country. Hassan Diyab's government resigned in August 2020 following an explosion in the port of Beirut that destroyed several metropolitan areas. For over a year, the Diyab government remained in interim status. During this time, Mustafa Adib and ex-Prime Minister Saad Hariri refused to be appointed to the post of prime minister, whose government also resigned in November 2019 amid massive anti-government protests, but he was once again authorized to form a government a year later, but could not agree with all the political forces in the country. The new Cabinet of Ministers of Lebanon will have to carry out effective reforms, begin to bring the country out of the financial and economic crisis and regain the confidence of the International Monetary Fund and the world community in receiving financial assistance.
Lebanese Prime Minister Mikati announced the date of the parliamentary elections
