At the beginning of next week, attention will turn to the date of binding parliamentary consultations that President Michel Aoun will set to assign a figure to form a new government.

While the General Secretariat of the House of Representatives deposited the General Directorate of the Presidency of the Republic, a list of representatives, according to parliamentary blocs and independents, informed sources suggested that Aoun would invite consultations after the parliamentary committee elections.

A movement of communications and multi-channel consultations has begun to witness successively the political and parliamentary scenes in all directions in order to crystallize a minimum number of common denominators about the nature of the future government structure. What are the prominent names of the prime minister? And who is the luckiest?

And if the Presidential Palace did not justify the delay in scheduling the appointment consultations, the situation in Lebanon continues, in the eyes of all, to revolve around the edge of hell, and every minute that passes without being exploited and benefited from it is accelerated in the downward path towards hell.

So, a crucial political week is at the door, waiting for the outcome of the contacts on how to approach the upcoming elections and files.