The Minister of the Displaced, Essam Sharaf El-Din, criticized the decision to postpone the change of the clock during the holy month of Ramadan. According to him, there was no need for such confusion. In an interview with “Voice of All Lebanon”, Sharafeddine expressed his disappointment in the fact that the decision was made without considering anyone’s opinion, especially when the two most important men in the state met. He also stated that his ministry has a direct relationship with Syria and that if there was a president of the republic, Mikati would have to rest and his people to rest from him.
The Minister of the Displaced, Essam Sharaf El-Din, indicated that, “On the pretext of the blessed month of Ramadan, the decision to postpone the change of the clock does not require this confusion.”
In an interview with “Voice of All Lebanon”, Sharafeddine affirmed that, “What happened is very shameful, especially when the two most important men in the state met and did not take anyone’s opinion.”
He added, “Our relationship with the ministry is direct in Syria, and I believe that if there was a president of the republic, Mikati would have to rest and his people to rest from him.”
In conclusion, the decision to postpone the change of the clock in Lebanon during the holy month of Ramadan has caused confusion and frustration for many citizens. The remarks made by Minister Essam Sharaf El-Din reflect the disappointment felt by those who believe that proper consultation should have been carried out before the decision was made. The situation highlights the importance of effective governance that takes into account the needs of all citizens, regardless of their backgrounds or beliefs. Going forward, it is up to the leaders of Lebanon to ensure that decisions are made with the best interests of the country in mind.
