The first round of non-binding parliamentary consultations has ended, and the designated Prime Minister Nawaf Salam has left the Parliament
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Tony Frangieh: For the first time, we are witnessing an optimistic wave in the country, and we must make the most of this opportunity; we will do everything in our power to ensure the success of the term and the government
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Tony Frangieh: We hope that the Shiite duo will meet Nawaf Salam's outstretched hand with an outstretched hand as well, and that we all build this country together
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Tony Frangieh: We have not discussed participation or anything else in the government; Nawaf Salam has the wisdom to not miss this opportunity and to save Lebanon, and communication between all the components of the nation is essential, as the government requires the broadest possible consensus
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The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights: There are many challenges and risks concerning Syria
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The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights: Syrians need all possible assistance to rebuild their country
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Bassil after meeting Salam: For a government of specialists representing parliament forces
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Kanaan from parliament: What matters most is to rescue Lebanon
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