Sunni sources confirmed that the meeting at Dar Al-Fatwa is a unified national gathering, while also indicating their aim to unify Sunni leadership at this time. They reaffirmed fundamental principles that they have never deviated from, which include the implementation of the Taif Agreement, strengthening Lebanon's relations with its Arab surroundings for the benefit of Lebanon, and enhancing the Sunni presence at the national level.
Regarding the Saudi ambassador's invitation to the lawmakers, sources placed this within the context of the historical relations with Saudi Arabia, which has provided about $70 billion to Lebanon and contributed to reconstruction and the end of the Lebanese civil war. As for discussions around a Saudi agenda or a roadmap for Sunni politics in the coming phase, especially regarding the identity of the next president, sources stated that Saudi Arabia expressed its stance in the joint Saudi-French-American statement and does not interfere in Lebanese details but encourages the completion of constitutional entitlements within the deadlines to prevent further chaos in Lebanon.
