Lebanon is in Real Need for Reform
Prime Minister Fouad Saniora stressed that Lebanon is in real need for reform, pointing that the road to reform is lonely because very few people take it.
"What we are doing today is important and basic on a not so short a road." The prime minister went on to add," if we consider the issue of reform each according to their own view without looking at the desired outcome, then we won”t achieve it." Saniora said.
The prime minister statements were made on Thursday at the grand serail during the launching of the Health Card Program.
"For us to move forward we need all the efforts and a solid commitment by all, otherwise, we won”t be able to hold on and will retreat."
He went on to add," We have understand our situation, understand how to behave and how to balance between our expectations and our efforts."
"Nothing overcomes the human will, if the state and the people want reform, then reform is not an impossibility." Saniora confirmed.
He went on to point that "the state is not owned by the cabinet nor is it owned by individuals. The state is for all citizens, it is the one that guarantees security and stability in all its forms and for our upcoming generations. The state is the one that contributes in directing energies in the right direction."
Saniora called on all Lebanese to work on making the state a reality.