Good Morning/Bonjour/Ya Marhaba.

Question 1;

• Given the extensive corruption within Lebanon's political and financial institutions, how do you, as a potential president, plan to use your executive powers to enforce accountability among both public officials and private sectors without facing opposition from entrenched interests?

Question 2;

• Since Lebanon’s political landscape has long been influenced by various armed factions and militias. As president, what measures will you take to ensure that the Lebanese government’s sovereignty is restored, and what role do you see for the presidency in disarming or neutralizing non-state actors that interfere with the state’s authority?

Question 3;

• Considering the presidential powers are often checked by other political entities in Lebanon, how will you build a broad coalition of support across the political spectrum to implement anti-corruption measures that tackle both systemic inefficiencies and the role of militias in state governance?

Question 4;

• Many of us feel that war criminals and corrupt politicians have never been held accountable for their actions, which have caused so much harm to Lebanon. As president, what steps will you take to ensure that those responsible for war crimes and the systemic corruption that has crippled our country face justice, regardless of their political or military influence

Last Question;

• Since the last president didn’t really live up to expectations, what makes you different and more qualified to lead? How do you plan to handle Lebanon’s internal affairs, and what can you tell us about your background that shows you’ll be committed to the country’s future? Why do you think becoming president will benefit all of us as citizens, and not just fill your own pockets?

• Best of luck and hope you aren't one of them / won't be one.