The oath speech is an essential and promising pillar of any government that will be formed
He said: We, in turn, congratulate all the Lebanese on entrusting President Nawaf Salam, the son of the ancient and clean political house, with forming the first government of the era, wishing him success in his mission at all levels.
He continued: The first of these tasks is to liberate our land from the Israeli occupation and seek the help of friendly countries for reconstruction in the south, the suburbs, and the Bekaa as quickly as possible… National responsibility requires openness and dialogue with all components of Lebanese society without discrimination, and it is absolutely not permissible for any group in Lebanon to feel unfair or disrespectful to its rights and role. Lebanon needs everyone and everyone’s cooperation, and removing any component from the strategic equation in managing and protecting the country is unacceptable. Lebanon and the region are still in the eye of the storm, and we have the responsibility of national solidarity in all its diversity, along with our sense of responsibility towards our people, who sacrificed precious and precious things for the sake of Lebanon and the integrity of its lands… We have many inherited complexes that need to be inevitably reviewed and addressed, away from everything that exposes us to divisions and disagreements that bring us back every time. A hundred years back… The oath of office speech is an essential and promising pillar for any government that will be formed, taking its content in its entirety and not dividing it into parts, as happened and has been happening with us in implementing the constitution since… Thirty years and more.
Arslan concluded by saying: If we have good intentions, everything is feasible, otherwise we will return to stagnation. Hope and optimism exist, and the lesson is implementation and good intentions, and God is the Granter of success.
