The end of the presidential vacuum, which lasted more than two years, had a positive impact on the previously "paralyzed" economic activity. The election of the new president, who garnered significant domestic, regional, and international support, was accompanied by an exceptional inaugural address that received widespread acclaim. This milestone restored citizens’ faith in their nation and renewed international confidence in Lebanon, laying out a roadmap for a future filled with great expectations from the Lebanese people.

The positive political atmosphere further intensified following the speech delivered by Judge Nawaf Salam upon being appointed form the government of the new presidency. His address, in alignment with the inaugural speech (of President Joseph Aoun), resonated with the aspirations all segments of the Lebanese population. It reflected a national vision for a free, sovereign, independent, and prosperous country, built primarily on the foundation of state institutions and the constitution.

In his inaugural speech, President General Joseph Aoun touched on many issues, with perhaps the most prominent being positive neutrality, which is one of the fundamental pillars for achieving safety and establishing the desired political and economic stability.