Speaker Nabih Berri expected the dialogue between Hizbullah and al-Mustaqbal to salvage Lebanon in the absence of a head of state despite his concern that the presidential deadlock needs a solution from abroad.
“The dialogue salvages (the country) from vacuum amid the lack of signs that it would end soon,” Berri's visitors quoted him as saying.
The speaker stressed that the latest speeches made by al-Mustaqbal movement chief ex-PM Saad Hariri and Hizbullah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah are evidence that dialogue will not be shaken.
“The dialogue's train has moved and is still moving,” said Berri, who also heads AMAL Movement.
His remarks were published in al-Mustaqbal daily on Tuesday.