The new Government of Lebanon wins a vote in Parliament | Political news

The NAWAF Salam government has won the support of 95 legislators in parliament in 128 seats.

The new Government of Lebanon won a vote of confidence in parliament after a speech of Prime Minister Nawaf Salam Promising to insist on economic reforms and negotiate with the International Monetary Fund.

The Salam government has won the support of 95 legislators in the 128th House of House on Wednesday.

Lebanon's political landscape has been canceled since then HezbollaneA long -dominant player in Lebanese policy was heavily penetrated into Last year, a war with Israel.

The statement of the new government's policy as such does not include the language used in previous years, which is regarded as a legitimate role in Hezbollah in the defense of Lebanon.

“We want a country that has the exceptional authority on decisions on war and peace, a country loyal to the Constitution and the National Agreement, which guarantees the implementation of unfulfilled provisions,” Salam told parliament.

On Tuesday, Hezbollah had supported his government in a speech, presented by senior Hezbollah MP Mohammed Raad.

“We will work to remove Lebanon from the list of gray and start negotiations with the International Monetary Fund,” Salam said before the vote. “We will put depositors at the top of our priorities.”

The new Lebanon administration is made up of political outsiders and presented its program to the parliament, “still dominated by parties accused of almost invoicing the country,” said Al Jazee's Jazeh, Bierut, Lebanon.

“This is a different time and follows Hezbollah's 14-month conflict with Israel and the fall of Bashar al-Assad in neighboring Syria, which closed the routes of supplies from Iran,” Strar said.

“The new government did not give the status of Hezbollah as the only legally armed entity other than the military. Era is created after the cheesebola. “

In addition to security problems, the new government will have to deal with extensive reconstruction, as well as a battered economy and financial sector, among other challenges, Khodr added.

Lebanon has been in Economic crisis Since 2019, when his financial system collapsed under the weight of massive state debts, which caused the sovereign to the sovereign in 2020 and freezes ordinary depositors from his savings in the banking system.

The country formed a new government on February 8, after unusually directing the US intervention in the process and in a step designed to bring the country closer to access to Israeli-Hesbola War.

Beirut reached a project of a financing deal with the IMF in 2022 – it depends on the reforms that the authorities failed to achieve.