Report: Gulf, International Officials Vexed by Lebanon's Performance
In light of Lebanon's inability to agree on a number of issues that guarantee a smooth political activity after the election of President Michel Aoun, reports said that Gulf and International countries are dissatisfied with Lebanon's policy mainly with regard to international resolutions, decisions related to the Syrian regime and positions related to Hizbullah and its arms, media reports said on Tuesday.
The Gulf and International disappointment came in parallel with three “negative indicators,” said al-Joumhouria daily.
Signs emanating negativity include: failure of political parties to agree on a new law for the upcoming parliamentary elections, emergence of a new hurdle that could hamper the approval of the 2017 state budget after a 12-year delay, and finally a failed cabinet session dedicated to address the budget file that was called off on Monday over lack of quorum.
According to information obtained by the daily, Gulf and International disappointment will unfold in the next few days through diplomatic activity towards Lebanese officials, and in the semi-annual Security Council statement on Lebanon and the extent it respected international resolutions, especially resolution 1701.
The daily also noted that Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker had previously informed PM Saad Hariri of the US administration's dissatisfaction with Lebanon's latest official positions.
Source: Naharnet
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