The constitutional importance of the Lebanese political and legislative institutions

Abstract

The study aims to introduce the constitutional laws that established the State of Lebanon and their importance in building these institutions, especially the legislative, executive and judicial institutions. Lebanon, especially if we know that Lebanon is a multi-confessional country and needs legal, legislative, and then political stability in order to reach safety. Therefore, we knew the importance of these institutions in Lebanon. Lebanon and their importance in building these institutions, especially the legislative, executive and judicial institutions. Lebanon, especially if we know that Lebanon is a multi-confessional country and needs legal, legislative, and then political stability in order to reach safety. Therefore, we knew the importance of these institutions in LebanonLebanon and their importance in building these institutions, especially the legislative, executive and judicial institutions. Lebanon, especially if we know that Lebanon is a multi-confessional country and needs legal, legislative, and then political stability in order to reach safety. Therefore, we knew the importance of these institutions in Lebanon The Lebanese constitution is a constitution that was established in 1926, but problems accompanied this constitution throughout its existence in Lebanese life. Therefore, we call on the Lebanese legislator to amend the articles that affect the sects and make them in the direction of serving the nation, especially with regard to, for example, the parliament for this sect and the presidency of the republic for this sect, and instead Therefore, competent and honest people should be chosen for these authorities because they are the source of stability for the country in the face of opponents and because sectarianism is abhorrent.

      The Lebanese legislator must increase the powers of the Council of Ministers because it is the one who draws up the country’s general policy, especially in the constitution through which this institution was established.

       In order to overcome sectarianism, the Lebanese legislator must work to amend the constitution, especially in the articles that lead to the conflict between one another.