The Shura Council suspended on Friday a decision taken by Minister of Telecommunications Jamal al-Jarrah to give licenses for fiber optic development to private companies.
Lebanese Parliament’s Media and Telecommunications Committee in October had called for public telecommunications company Ogero, rather than private companies, to install the fiber optics, arguing that the state-run entity was fit for the task.
Lebanese Forces leader, Samir Geagea, met, at his Maarab residence on Monday, with a delegation of the Change and Reform bloc’s lawmakers, comprising MPs Ibrahim Kanaan, Neemtallah Abi Nasr, Alain Aoun, Ghassan Mkhaiber, and Ziad Aswad, in presence of MP Antoine Zahra. Following the meeting, […]
BEIRUT: Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri adjourned the presidential election for the 44th time Wednesday after the number of lawmakers fell short of the required quorum to cast votes. Berri scheduled the next presidential vote for September 28. 41 MPs attended Wednesday’s electoral session, 45 MPs […]
BEIRUT: Negotiations over the adoption of a two-round parliamentary electoral system that combines plurality voting and proportional representation as proposed by Free Patriotic Movement President and Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil have hit a dead end, a source familiar with the talks told Annahar Wednesday. The […]
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