Former Prime Minister, Najib Mikati, said in a statement on Monday “we respect the choice of the deputies which has led to the election of President Michel Aoun”.
Mikati congratulated President Michel Aoun, hoping that Aoun’s mandate will be the era of security, stability and prosperity.
Mikati said that he will be in the constructive opposition which will take the positions according to the performance of the mandate and cabinet that will be formed.
The Lebanese Forces stressed that they are not putting “crippling demands” on the government formation when they request to be given important ministerial portfolios, As Safir daily reported on Wednesday. “Claims to be given essential portfolios in the new government does mean that the Lebanese […]
Prime Minister Saad Hariri on Monday chaired at the Grand Serail a Cabinet meeting focused on the draft state budget. At the beginning of the session, Hariri said: “I will be heading next week to the Brussels conference on supporting the future of Syria, with […]
On Monday, June 27, just before the break of day, figures approached the sleepy border village of al-Qaa, a predominantly Christian community in northeast Lebanon. The streets were slowly beginning their morning bustle as residents shook off a lazy weekend and resumed their business. Not […]
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