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Fneish: We demand an interim cabinet
Source: NowLebanon, 19-05-2008
Resigned Energy Minister Mohammad Fneish said today that, "Hizbullah will not accept for anything related to its arms to be added to the Beirut accord."
"There are three things that we are discussing: Electing a president, something we have agreed on; the unity cabinet, where we want an interim cabinet and refuse the 13-7-10 proposal and the 10-10-10 formula; and the electoral law, which, if it is not agreed on here, in Doha, then the committees responsible for it can continue their dialogue in Lebanon."
In a statement to the National News Agency, Fneish rejected the idea of first electing a president and then discussing the unity cabinet without agreeing beforehand on an electoral law. He said, "Even if we reach a complete deal, the electoral law will still be discussed in Beirut."
Resigned Energy Minister Mohammad Fneish said today that, "Hizbullah will not accept for anything related to its arms to be added to the Beirut accord."
"There are three things that we are discussing: Electing a president, something we have agreed on; the unity cabinet, where we want an interim cabinet and refuse the 13-7-10 proposal and the 10-10-10 formula; and the electoral law, which, if it is not agreed on here, in Doha, then the committees responsible for it can continue their dialogue in Lebanon."
In a statement to the National News Agency, Fneish rejected the idea of first electing a president and then discussing the unity cabinet without agreeing beforehand on an electoral law. He said, "Even if we reach a complete deal, the electoral law will still be discussed in Beirut."
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