Former deputy Walid Joumblatt felt that no solution is applicable for the time being despite the current circumstances.
If some so-called high-level politicians think that the solution will come from abroad, I tell them that no solution will come from abroad. The solution must come from within the country and a political settlement is not something to be ashamed of. A settlement is essential in politics for the good of the country
Walid Joumblatt, Sunday June 20
He believes that the next few times will be difficult in Lebanon since nothing could be put in place to contain the economic and financial collapse.
There are no prospects because they reject the settlement.
Walid Joumblatt, Sunday June 20
Walid Joumblatt was thus dealing with the insurmountable differences currently between the presidency of the republic and the Prime Minister designate Saad Hariri which seem to stumble on the distribution of the various ministries since now October. Latest development, the rejection of the initiative of the Speaker of the House Nabih Berri by the president of the Free Patriotic Current Gebran Bassil. Nabih Berri had previously estimated that the Presidency of the Republic should not have as much ministry within a government. For his part, Gébran Bassil had stepped up to the plate to stress that the national pact also induces a separate composition between Christian and Muslim communities and not granting a third to the Christian community.
The former deputy thus underlines that he had well had to collaborate with the Syrian authorities in spite of the assassination of his father Kamal Joumblatt, going as far as Damascus to shake “the hand of Hafez al-Assad for the Lebanese Arabism and for the good of his community, the Lebanese National Movement and the threat facing Lebanon “
It is necessary to form a government capable of stopping the collapse, so that it faces the World Bank and international institutions in order to take conditional and not free loans, he continued, believing that he there are no other solutions.
