President Michel Aoun said Monday his visit to Saudi Arabia was aimed at improving Lebanese-Saudi ties strained by the upheavals in some Arab countries, and expanding cooperation between the two countries in all fields
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BEIRUT – A new 30-member national unity Cabinet headed by Prime minister Saad Hariri has been announced in Lebanon nearly two months after electing a new president. The government was announced by the Cabinet’s secretary-general, Fouad Fleifel, who said its first meeting will be held […]
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(Video) Bassil Reassures Expatriates: “Lebanon is fine! Voice your Choice and Register for the Elections!
During the annual dinner of Kura’s chapter, Saturday night, Bassil addressed the FPM’s supporters, and the attendees by saying,” we are all sad, all Lebanese are sad due to Hariri’s resignation however, we are more powerful than all those desiring our death.” Foreign Affairs and […]
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Aoun: Si las leyes no son basadas sobre la ética dejarían de tener vigencia
El presidente de la Republica, general Michel Aoun, declaró ayer delante sus visitantes lo siguiente: “Si las leyes no son basadas sobre la ética dejarían de tener vigencia, porque la ética es más sublime que las leyes, dado que ella castiga algunos casos donde son […]
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