During the cabinet session, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said that a country itself does not go bankrupt; instead, its management does.
“If Lebanon were truly bankrupt, it would need to rise again through reforms, which we, as ministers and as a government, will work tirelessly to implement. As a state, Lebanon is responsible for protecting its sectors and all its institutions,” Aoun stated.
He emphasized that loyalty should be to the state alone, not to any other entity and that ministers exist to serve the people, not the other way around. He noted that the government is committed to reforming and developing ministries, particularly in light of the strong international support Lebanon has been promised. He stressed that…
