“The UN and Arab countries discuss return of displaced Syrians amidst concerns of demographic change in Lebanon and Syria”

Salem Zahran, Director of the Media Focal Center, considered, “The UNHCR, European countries, and the United States of America agree that the displaced Syrians will not return to their countries in order to serve a conspiracy that seeks demographic change in Lebanon and Syria, and that the Arab countries should establish a fund to finance their return to their countries in addition to seeking reconstruction.” Syria and securing housing projects inside it that will help them settle there.”

In an interview via “Spot Shot” within the “Point of View” program, he confirmed that “no one knows what took place in the meeting of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, and I doubt that they touched on the Lebanese issue.”

He also pointed out that “the date set by Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri on June 15 to elect a president of the republic aims to remind people of entitlement and nothing more. As for the real date, it has not yet come and may exceed the summer period, because none of the parties has been able to secure a sufficient quorum for their candidate or reach With other blocs to agree on a unified candidate.

He explained that “the quorum for the electoral session is at the participation of one of the two Christian blocs, the Lebanese Forces or the Free Patriotic Movement, and it is certain that no president of the Lebanese Republic can be elected without the participation of the Christian component, and I do not believe that there is an impossible thing in politics.”

He added, “If Christian satisfaction is a necessity, it may be by persuasion or by force through an international settlement, and the two are not available at present, and I see that the countdown to electing the president takes place after the end of the term of the Governor of the Banque du Liban, Riad Salameh, and it is more likely that the first deputy governor, Dr. Wassim Mansouri He will take over Salama’s place after he stipulated that his powers be limited to conducting business, and that decisions be taken in the Central Council as a whole.”

Zahran continued, “As for the ruler’s fate, it will be pending between the internal and external judiciary, and his trial will take a path similar to that of the port bombing case, and he will be tried at home in presence and abroad in absentia. Most of the European Union countries filed lawsuits against him and seized his money, and in my opinion, Riad Salameh outside the bank will be much weaker.” From Riad Salameh inside it.

Zahran concluded by referring to Hezbollah’s maneuver in the south, saying that it was “a message addressed to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu aimed at warning him against any military foolishness that might lead Hezbollah to rain missiles on it, knowing that the party does not seek war and wants a quiet summer for the Lebanese.”