Minister of Justice Adel Nassar inspected the Nabatieh Palace of Justice, accompanied by the First President of the Nabatieh Courts of Appeal, Judge Munif Barakat, and the Minister's media advisor, Yomna Fawwaz. Nassar expressed his keenness on the resumption of judicial work in Nabatieh despite all the circumstances the region is experiencing, pointing out that the visit is for support and to assess the situation in order to take appropriate measures, whether in terms of expanding work in the Beirut center or resuming work in the Nabatieh justice palace. He said: "It is our duty to be in Nabatieh today, and the state has one concern, which is its people, the people only, and there are no other projects. Its single project is the state everywhere because it is at the service of all citizens." He added: "It is our duty to be in Nabatieh and alongside the people of this region, and with all the people across Lebanon, because the role of the state is to support its people." Nassar affirmed from the Palace of Justice that "the damages inflicted upon it as a result of the Israeli aggression will be repaired," pointing out that "work is underway to secure all judicial services for all the people despite all difficulties and challenges to ensure the follow-up of files and the regularity of judicial work."