Shiite Minister Fadi Makki Offers Resignation to President Aoun

Shiite Minister for Administrative Reform, Fadi Makki, has submitted his resignation to Lebanese President Michel Aoun, according to exclusive reports from The Global Eye. The move comes amid growing tensions within the Lebanese government.

Makki’s resignation is part of a broader political landscape where members of Hezbollah and Amal are reportedly contemplating their own exits from the cabinet. This week’s developments signal potential instability in a government already facing significant challenges.

The political crisis in Lebanon has been escalating, with previous reports indicating that Hezbollah and Amal ministers walked out over disarmament talks. The resignation of Makki may further complicate the fragile coalition, which has struggled to address the country’s economic turmoil and social unrest.

As Lebanon grapples with these political shifts, analysts predict that Makki"s resignation could lead to a reshuffling of the cabinet and possibly impact ongoing negotiations with international partners regarding economic support. The implications of these recent developments remain to be seen.