Retired Brigadier General Chamel Roukoz arrived Saturday in Boston, as part of his tour to the United States of America.
The Lebanese American Council for Democracy organized a meeting, in which Roukoz met with the Lebanese diaspora.
During the meeting, Roukoz attacked those who are hindering the election of a “strong” president as well as the adoption of a fair electoral law.
“Each person who impedes agreement on a new electoral law is corrupt,” he said.
After the Mass of the Annunciation, President Muchel Aoun said: “We must establish an economic plan to stimulate the economy.” President Michel Aoun attended numerous events last weekend, during which he delivered concise but important speeches, which touched on sensitive and urgent subjects that concern […]
WASHINGTON — Remarks by the U.S. secretary of state on Sunday are being quickly interpreted by the Israeli media as harsh criticism and undiplomatic. Before a predominately pro-Israel audience in Washington, John Kerry warned that the Jewish state is “heading to a place of danger” because […]
NNA – Nations Special Coordinator for Lebanon Ms. Sigrid Kaag met today in Moscow with Deputy Russian Foreign Minister Gennadiy Gatilov and other senior officials. Discussions focused on the situation in Lebanon and regional developments. Special attention was given to key elements of the Presidential […]
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