The writer of Albanian origin Ghada Arnaut running for prime minister of Lebanon

 Ghada Arnaut

 Ghada Arnaut is one of Lebanon's prime ministerial candidates. She has a rich biography of being a well-known name in Lebanon and beyond in the Middle East, and in recent decades she had fled to asylum in Canada.

Jada Arnauti is a writer, director of liberal and scientific media at the University of Alberta in Canada.

She is regarded as an important critical voice in the defense of human rights, democracy, and against inherited dictatorial governments.

 Ghada Arnaut in her home in Canada

In a statement to media has confirmed that she has been nominated for the post of prime minister following the withdrawal of Saad Hariri, who has been the target of criticism and attacks by protests that are not stopping in Lebanese roads.

"Yes it is true. In the coming days, I will confirm my future whether I will be Prime Minister of Lebanon.”

She admitted that she is of pure Albanian origin and that she does not hesitate to talk about it because she has not forgotten her roots.

Her candidacy has been nominated by the new ruling coalition and she will return to Lebanon to govern the youth who have occupied the streets of Beirut.

Pashko Vasa on the right

It is not just Ghada Arnaut that is identified with Lebanon, as Pashko Vasa was also governor of Lebanon during the Ottoman Empire (1883-1892).