Lara El Hajj

Lebanon has had significant challenges in recent years, prompting protests on October 17, 2019. Lebanese people have many hopes and worries about building a better future for their nation. We have been advocating for 24-hour electricity and a more environmentally friendly atmosphere. Lebanese citizens require automobile regulations that safeguard them and make them feel comfortable while driving. While many nations are getting more inventive and sophisticated as a result of globalization, which implies that the globe is becoming more linked through the economy, culture, and communication commerce, Lebanon remains behind in terms of globalization and trade connectivity.

We should begin by addressing inequality and favoritism in our country it’s time to believe that every Lebanese citizen has the right to pursue whatever career opportunity they choose. This might be aimed at creating an intelligent economy in which all Lebanese have the same opportunities in the workplace. Lebanon should strive to become a country with a defined mission to the world, promoting freedom, tolerance, and accessibility for all Lebanese citizens, regardless of religion, sect, or socio-economic status.

Lebanon might profit from its current stage, since with the presence of President Joseph Aoun, Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, and the cabinet, we could obtain this crucial chance to lead the country in building bridges between Islam and Christianity. This noble objective will be accomplished if Lebanon can successfully unite its people. Furthermore, one of the most important national tasks on the agenda is to change our state, which includes reforming our political and economic systems. The Lebanese government should bear in mind the extreme poverty levels seen in Akkar and the northern Bekaa Valley. UNDP stressed that Lebanon may achieve a green future by implementing climate-resilient policies and investments. This is the only way to secure lower poverty, better food security, and cleaner air. It is time to recognize our worth as Lebanese citizens and learn how to advocate for our rights.