To translate the department’s speech to President Aoun into verbs

The Change Lebanon Group saw that what was stated in the department’s speech to the President of the Republic, General Joseph Aoun and assigning President Nawaf Salam, the task of forming the government, has become possible and available to the emergence of a government in line with the desire of change expressed by the people who rose up on October 17, 2019.

She pointed out that the conditions required for its success are simple and not negotiable, including efficiency, courage and integrity to address salvation files related to sovereignty, security, and justice, explaining that the Lebanese of various sectarian affiliations must find their salvation in the republic and the army in light of the geo -political changes that took place in Lebanon and neighboring countries And in the world.

The group’s words came in a statement entitled a government for change, and it includes:

The election of Mr. Joseph Aoun as President of the Republic and the appointment of Mr. Nawwaf Salam as Prime Minister of the government, Lebanese and Lebanese women in the expatriate belonging to the Change Lebanon Association (Change Lebanon) is a whiff of hope that we had been waiting for for many years.

Indeed, as soon as the first words delivered by the President of the Lebanese Republic heard as soon as he was elected, hope became possible and available to the emergence of a government in line with the desire of change expressed by the people who rose up on October 17, 2019. However, the new era can only be embodied through positioning Clearly: placing the interests of the country over party considerations and other interests and factional accounts. In this context, the bet lies in reaching the formation of a government capable of saving Lebanon and the Lebanese, and thus appointing ministers whose only goal is to serve Lebanon and the Lebanese people.

The basic conditions required for the success of the government in its tasks are simple and not negotiable: efficiency, of course, as well as courage and integrity to address urgent files related to sovereignty, security, justice, and economy. The Lebanese expected from this government to complete the difficult and necessary reforms to rebuild the rule of law, to advance the financial situation, to demarcate the borders and impose security on it, to combat corruption and put an end to impunity … The change in governance, away from political interference, and recycling angles in a way that harms the interests of the litigants, may It has become a vital and salt. Pardon is not an option.

The real challenge, then, lies in translating each word from the presidential discourse into practical actions, which begins with the government recitation at the same pace. Strong.

The Lebanese do not want to hear another tone or another ringing, and of course reject the melodies of the defunct time.

Absolutely, this time has been over due to the geopolitical changes that occurred in neighboring countries and in the world. Especially in Lebanon, which has once suffered from a painful war that re -mixed the papers. Lebanese of various sectarian affiliations must find their salvation in the Republic and the army only.

Today, with your election, His Excellency the President and your appointment is the state of the president, the hope here is fragile. However, the people’s confidence in state institutions, and the judiciary and banks are acquired. Thus, it requires its rebuilding.
We Lebanese and Lebanese women in expatriation ask that this government carry clear and strict reforms. This opportunity must be used to fold the past page. The practices themselves by the influential political forces will return us to a time: Business as Usual, and failure will be miserable.

For our part, we, as part of the Lebanese expatriates deployed in the world, are ready to provide our country Lebanon with everything we can to help recover, day after day, with a single opposite that the country is fine. And to be all, Lebanese here and there, fine.