Daoud Ramal - Akhbar Al Yawm

It is no longer a matter of defamation or disparagement to say that the political class in Lebanon has mastered the profession of disruption that is exclusively for it, and it is not an exaggeration to say that at every constitutional entitlement you see it “running windmills, raising dust, frothing and thundering, without the mountain yielding neither a camel nor a camel. about a mouse.

This description of a well-informed source tells Akhbar Al Yawm, "All the attempts taking place on no front and more than one party, in an attempt to search for an "unformal figure" to be assigned to form the government, will not work, because the context of things and the composition of the House of Representatives with its complex balances resulted from A majority gather at every maturity without agreeing with the directions, rather they contradict each other, but they agree on basic issues just as happened in the first session of the House of Representatives and then the election of committees, and this is what will happen in the assignment.

Where will things go next Thursday in the binding parliamentary consultations called by the President of the Republic, General Michel Aoun, to assign the prime minister to form the new government?

The source says, "The caretaker prime minister, Najib Mikati, who controls the disbursement process and manages it with great care and in full coordination and cooperation with the President of the Republic, himself, as a result of the consultations next Thursday, will arrest the assignment after major forces were formed around him that want him to complete the task and proceed to write with the utmost speed." Because the time separating from entering the constitutional deadline for electing the President of the Republic is separated by two months, completely and completely.

The source added, "There is satisfaction from many powerful forces, albeit opposing, about President Mikati's performance, and they do not want to risk any different assignment, especially in the last months of the reign of the era. The dangerous and precarious Lebanese reality at all levels cannot bear it."

The source explains, "There are two trends in conflict with the authorship process after commissioning:

The first: He prefers a government similar to the current government after introducing amendments and improvements to it in proportion to the balances of the current parliament while preserving the character of technocrats, and this is what President Mikati himself prefers the most.

Second: He prefers a political government, based on the fact that the expected government is the last in the current era, and given the fear of falling into a vacuum, it is more appropriate to prepare for this a political government capable of managing the vacuum. It was predominantly political to pass the long vacuum period, which lasted for two years and five months, in peace and with minimal losses."

The source indicates that "things will become clear on Thursday afternoon when Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri will attend Baabda to inform the President of the Republic of the results of the consultations. The president-designate, which will define in its content and between its lines the course of things."