Breaking News: ICJ President Nawaf Salam Appointed as Lebanon's New Prime Minister
In a significant development, Nawaf Salam, the esteemed president of the International Court of Justice, has been nominated as Lebanon's new prime minister. With a unanimous vote from two-thirds of the 128 members of parliament, the 71-year-old judge has been chosen to lead the country, marking a new era in Lebanese politics. As a Sunni Muslim, Salam's appointment adheres to the country's sectarian power-sharing system. This move is expected to bring stability and promote international cooperation, with the ICJ president's expertise in international law and diplomacy likely to play a key role. Key issues such as economic reform and political stability are expected to top his agenda, with the international community watching closely. Lebanon's new government is set to tackle these challenges head-on, with Salam at the helm.
