Saad al-Hariri is willing to return as prime minister of a new government, a senior official familiar with his thinking related, on the specific condition, it comprises technocrats and be able of promptly executing reforms needed to stave off economic collapse, reports news organization Reuters.
Hariri’s official resignation on Tuesday has promptly left Lebanon with a political void at a valuable time of severe crisis with reformations necessarily required to ward off even more profound financial problems in one of the world’s most heavily indebted states.
The senior official, who steadfastly refused to be named, stated any new cabinet led by Hariri should be devoid a group of top-tier politicians who were in the outgoing coalition government, without specifying them.
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