Takieddine ran for the parliamentary elections in the years 1925, 1927 and 1931, but was not elected. He also contributed to the establishment of several local political parties and was involved in some of them for a while, including the "Democratic Union Party," of which he served as a member, and the "Lebanese Front Party" alongside Youssef Al Sawda, Elias El Khoury and Elias Baaklini, where the party's objective was to call for the independence of Lebanon.[1][2]