Miqati after Closed-Door Meeting with Berri: We Will Be Held Accountable for Every Action
Prime Minister Najib Miqati held a closed-door meeting on Wednesday with Speaker Nabih Berri to assess the parliament session that was held earlier.
He said: “We will be held accountable for every action we commit and the new cabinet has not been criticized for any procedure it has taken since it received the vote of confidence.”
He noted however that some MP statements at parliament did criticize previous governments over their handling of the security and electricity files.
Reporters pointed out to him that Minister Jebran Bassil has retained his position as Energy Minister, to which Miqati responded: “It’s true that he maintained his post, but I would like to remind people that cabinet held a meeting on Monday during which ten items on the electricity file were approved.”
“We will soon hopefully witness the results of these decisions,” stressed the premier.
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I get goose pimples when this guy opens his mouth and speaks! He is a miracle maker, a magician, a wizard.....
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The government is working and the dogs are barking .
@ benzona : where are the MP's of Saïda and what have they done for it all these fucking years they were in office ?
What Bahia and Siniora are doing , or have done to Saïda since their false election ?
What have Rafik or his son Saad done to their city Saïda , except the Sunni fanatic side from it ?
The only thing they did and still doing is , giving dirty money to the salafis terrorists , and to the fanatics terrorists Palestinians called Jund el SITT .
And you want water for these bastards to wash their dirty ass !! let them drink and wash from the sea like their saudi brothers .
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mr Mikati gives good vibes...
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Le phénicien: on n'avait pas ce genre de problemes il y a quelques moi et encore moins auparavant. Les pénuries sont là depuis que mikati-mikatastrophe est en place.
Meanwhile, for the first time there's no water supply in the city if saïda. The municipality can't afford the fuel to make pumps work. Can't wait to see what happens next!