| The accords transfered the power away from the Presidency and vested it in a cabinet equally divided between the Muslims and Christians | Training, education, research, and study are the only activities that shall be pursued at institutions of training and education |
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| Maila, Joseph, Prospects for Lebanon 1992• The Agreement dealt with the headlines that were not adopted by the Constitution when amended in 1990; thus the Agreement confirmed that the new election law should abide by the rules that insure common living among Lebanese people and eliminate the political confessionalism | "The Limits of Electoral Engineering in Divided Societies: Elections in Postwar Lebanon" |
These reforms group together six sectors: the administration administrative decentralization , justice the courts , the law of parliamentary elections, the foundation of a social and economic development council, Information training sessions and finally information.
21| Merging or splitting of university level institutions may take place notwithstanding any contrary provisions, as a law shall provide | The establishment of university level institutions by private persons is prohibited |
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| The State shall make grants to and shall control all types of athletic associations, as specified by law | Khazen, Farid, The Breakdown of the state in Lebanon, 2000• The State shall provide scholarships and other means of assistance to enable students of merit lacking financial means to continue their education |
| The reform indicates that the administrative division in Lebanon ensures national cohesion, and unity of the land, the people and the institutions | Harris, William, Faces of Lebanon 1986• Athletics shall be under the protection and the ultimate supervision of the State |
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| It includes a Syrian-Lebanese security agreement to bring about the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanese territory and calls for the disarmament and disbandment of all Lebanese and non-Lebanese militia | 2 1969 , and Democracy in Plural Societies New Haven: Yale University Press, 1977 |