Future movement
| Tayyār al-Mustaqbal Future Movement |
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| Party leader | Saad Hariri |
| founding | 1992 by Rafik Hariri |
| Headquarters | Beirut , Lebanon |
| Alignment | Sunni - Muslim , classical liberalism |
| Colours) | blue |
| Parliament seats | 26 of 128 ( National Assembly ) |
| International connections | Arab Alliance for Freedom and Democracy |
| Website | www.almustaqbal.org |
The future movement ( Arabic تيار المستقبل Tayyār al-Mustaqbal , French Courant du Futur ) is a political movement in Lebanon led by Saad al-Hariri , the younger son of the murdered former Prime Minister of Lebanon Rafiq al-Hariris .
Officially, the party is economically liberal and capitalist . She is also pro-Western and anti-Syrian, and protested against the Syrian occupation of Lebanon . Until 2011, the future movement dominated the country's political system .
The movement was founded in 1992, officially in August 2007. It was not until April 5, 2009, however, that the movement was officially declared a political party.
In the penultimate parliamentary elections in May and June 2005 , the party with 36 seats was the most important faction on the Rafiq Hariri Martyrs list to win these elections.