Vision:

Lebanon is a civil state that protects its citizens and secures a promising future for them.

Strategy & Milestones:

Section One: Health Affairs

1. Ensuring health coverage for every citizen.
2. Rehabilitating and developing public hospitals, Establishing an evaluation mechanism.
3. Expanding the network of public hospitals to cover broader geographical areas.
4. Restricting the benefits of Ministry of Health hospitalization services to those not covered by health insurance or social security.
5. Mandating companies and institutions to insure all employees.

 Section Two: Social security and solidarity and elderly care 

1. Investing social security funds in local and external projects.
2. Developing a social security and solidarity system
3. A precise methodology ensuring the arrival of public funds and local and international programs to the deserving.
4. Dividing the social security fund into two packages: one funded by the state and the other by employee and employer.
5. Providing the minimum wage to the unemployed for six months.

 Section Three: Retiree Affairs 

1. Receiving health insurance in exchange for 35 years of social security contributions, with the optional retirement age at 60, and the possibility for the individual to continue working.
2. Creating a new retirement system based on accumulated assets where workers annually contribute to the retirement salary plan managed by the non-profit retirement institution, overseen by the retirement regulatory authority, with contributions tax-exempt.
3. Investing fund money in profitable investment projects to secure additional returns for contributors.
4. Allowing the retiree to withdraw the accumulated funds in full at retirement age or receive a lifetime monthly salary.
5. During the contract period, the contributor benefits from health insurance and life insurance alongside the accumulated amounts.

 Section Four: Children’s Affairs 

1. Establishing a Child Support Center in the Ministry of Social Affairs.
2. Ensuring compulsory education for children.
3. Raising family and community awareness of child rights.
4. Following up and implementing decisions, projects, and agreements issued by local and international Authorities.
5. Juvenile and delinquent centers:

 Section Five: Civil and Personal Status Law 

1. Organizing family issues, the basic unit of society.
2. civil legislation and changing the personal status law, Civil laws based on justice respect the higher purposes of religions.
3. Starting by enacting a nationality law that guarantees full equality between men and women.
4. Lebanon is committed to the Charter of Human Rights, i.e., its civil and political rights.
5. Establishing civil state courts to look into personal status disputes and a specialized body for family mediation and conflict management.

Section Six: Social Affairs and Charitable and Civic Associations 

1. NGO/NPO Audit Bureau
2. Enacting a modern law translating the need for specialized civil organizations subject to oversight bodies completely independent of political power.
3. Approve the announcement and notification by a specialized technical committee.
4. Stop any unauthorized civil activity, hold associations deviating from their licensed objectives accountable, and stop those conflicting with the Lebanese constitution.
5. Control funding sources and justify expenditures strictly.

 Section Seven: Labor and Workers’ Affairs 

1. free General Labor Union for work strategy.
2. Enhance national labor and protect it from foreign competition.
3. Enhancing social protection measures.
4. Enhancing social dialogue between production parties.
5. Forming a civil labor coalition to work together for this purpose.