The Amal movement began a series of workshops involving its central offices and organizational elements, a process that began about two weeks ago, and should continue until the end of 2026. Al-Akhbar sources say that the purpose of these meetings is to stimulate the work in the regions, to review the functioning of the ministries and to discuss the issues that the stage imposes on the movement and Lebanon. However, it seems that these workshops are not just a periodic organizational activity, even though they fall within the internal work of the movement. It comes after the city conference held by the movement last week and the launch of the youth document, to raise a broader question about the nature of the stage for which it is held: is it limited to revitalizing offices, or does it pave the way for the reorganization of the movement's political, media and security presence, and renewing its image in light of the regional and Lebanese transformations?
These questions gain additional importance in light of the relationship between the Amal movement and Hezbollah and the meetings held between the two sides. The regional developments, and the challenges they impose on Lebanon, the south and the Shiite environment, all of these push the movement to examine its performance and prepare for what the next phase may bring.