A Lebanese parliamentary bloc rejects the government’s formation and considers it contrary to the constitution

Beirut - SANA

The Lebanese Parliamentary Bloc criticized the strong "Free Patriotic Movement" of Lebanon, the manner in which the government in charge of forming the government in Lebanon, Saad Hariri, had dealt with President General Michel Aoun, describing his practices as contrary to the principles and the simplest rules of decency.

In a statement after a meeting chaired by MP Gebran Bassil, Al-Takal affirmed that all that was said by Hariri included provocative inaccuracies regarding his view that the president in Lebanon is not a constitutional partner in the government formation process, considering that Hariri’s words are “rejected in form and substance.”

The statement stressed the need to form a government that takes into account the rules of the Charter and jurisdiction.

The Presidency of the Lebanese Republic yesterday expressed its surprise and surprise with the words and style of the Prime Minister-designate Hariri in form and content, stressing that the methodological paper that President Aoun sent to the person in charge of forming the government does not include names so that it contains a third of the disabled, and it is a mechanism for forming a matter of cooperation.

Analysts and observers of the Lebanese issue believe that Hariri is hiding behind the slogan of "a government of specialists" in order to impose a government formation on the scale of his political team, far from any internal consensus and be in accordance with European-American desires that link economic aid to Lebanon and the presence of a government affiliated with the West.