MIKATI MEETS ARAB SOCIAL AFFAIRS MINISTERS: WE LOOK FORWARD TO OUR ARAB BRETHRENS’ UNDERSTANDING OF OUR SITUATION WELL AND SUPPORT US TO SPARE LEBANON DANGERS

Caretaker Prime Minister, Najib Mikati, on  Friday called for “doubling the Arab effort in order to support Lebanon at the Arab and international levels at this difficult stage.”

“We  look forward to our Arab brethrens’ understanding of our situation well, and support us at this particular stage, to spare Lebanon dangers and to help it bear the burdens that have exceeded its capabilities and to regain recovery,” Caretaker Prime Minister Mikati said.

Mikati patronized, at the invitation of Caretaker Social Affairs Minister, Hector Hajjar, a gathering on the occasion of the visit of a delegation of the Arab Ministers of Social Affairs’ Council and representatives of the League of Arab States, during which an entrepreneurship initiative and the role of the Arab private sector in it was launched, jointly with the Union of Arab Chambers.

Partaking in the gathering, which was held at the Union of Arab Chambers headquarters, had been

Caretaker Deputy Prime Minister Saade Chami, Caretaker Minister of Public Works and Transport, Dr. Ali Hamieh, Caretaker Minister of Education and Higher Education, Dr. Abbas Al-Halabi, and Caretaker Minister of the Displaced, Issam Charafeddine.

The gathering was also attended by Head of the Executive Office of the Council of Arab Social Affairs Ministers, Minister of Social Development in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Ayman Al-Mufleh, Iraqi Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Judge Salar Abdul Sattar Mohammed, Minister of Social Solidarity in the Arab Republic of Egypt, Nevin Al-Kabbaj, Assistant Secretary-General and Head of the Social Affairs Sector in the League of Arab States Ambassador Dr. Haifa  Abu Ghazaleh, Secretary General of the Union of Arab Chambers, Khaled Al-Hanafi, Yemeni Ambassador to Lebanon, Abdullah Abdul Karim Al-Dais, Tunisian Ambassador to Lebanon, Bouraoui Limam,  Egyptian Ambassador to Lebanon, Dr. Yasser Alwi,, and Jordan’s Ambassador to Lebanon, Walid Al-Hadid, as well as scores of dignitaries.

Source: National News Agency