Aoun ministers and PM Mikati clash during first cabinet meeting

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Al Liwa newspaper reported that PM Nagib Mikati clashed over two issues with the ministers that represent FPM leader MP Michel Aoun during the first session of the newly formed cabinet that was held at the Baabda Palace:

1- 1701

Lebanese stance with regards to UN resolutions: Mikati wanted to announce that Lebanon is committed to UN resolution with special emphasis on UNSCR 1701 in line with his statement on Monday following the announcement of the cabinet formation , but Aoun’s ministers reportedly did not want any reference to 1701

2- Special Tribunal for Lebanon ( STL)

On the issue of Special Tribunal for Lebanon ( STL) Aoun’s ministers wants to include a paragraph about the false witnesses but Mikati completely rejected their suggestion

Al Liwa source said the issue of the Tribunal was not finalized and could come up again during Thursday’s meeting

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7 responses to “Aoun ministers and PM Mikati clash during first cabinet meeting”

  1. Fauzia45 Avatar
    Fauzia45

    No surprise!There will be more!!!!

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    Anonymous

    No surprise!There will be more!!!!

  3. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Isn’t that the idea of government? To debate issues? Then to make decisions and vote accordingly on them ?? And THEN to respect the outcome of the vote by that ‘august body’ of people called ‘a cabinet’ – who supposedly have the ability to bring ‘reason’ in their minds from the debate and vote what is best for the people and the country ???
    When are they going to debate the lack of electricity – especially for the people outside of Beirut – and do something about it?
    When are they going to debate the lack of sleep for people in Tripoli or other places – who hide in fear in the dark while idiots with guns keep them awake at night?
    When will there be a government???

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    Anonymous

    Isn’t that the idea of government? To debate issues? Then to make decisions and vote accordingly on them ?? And THEN to respect the outcome of the vote by that ‘august body’ of people called ‘a cabinet’ – who supposedly have the ability to bring ‘reason’ in their minds from the debate and vote what is best for the people and the country ???
    When are they going to debate the lack of electricity – especially for the people outside of Beirut – and do something about it?
    When are they going to debate the lack of sleep for people in Tripoli or other places – who hide in fear in the dark while idiots with guns keep them awake at night?
    When will there be a government???

  5.  Avatar
    Anonymous

    Isn’t that the idea of government? To debate issues? Then to make decisions and vote accordingly on them ?? And THEN to respect the outcome of the vote by that ‘august body’ of people called ‘a cabinet’ – who supposedly have the ability to bring ‘reason’ in their minds from the debate and vote what is best for the people and the country ???
    When are they going to debate the lack of electricity – especially for the people outside of Beirut – and do something about it?
    When are they going to debate the lack of sleep for people in Tripoli or other places – who hide in fear in the dark while idiots with guns keep them awake at night?
    When will there be a government???

  6.  Avatar
    Anonymous

    Isn’t that the idea of government? To debate issues? Then to make decisions and vote accordingly on them ?? And THEN to respect the outcome of the vote by that ‘august body’ of people called ‘a cabinet’ – who supposedly have the ability to bring ‘reason’ in their minds from the debate and vote what is best for the people and the country ???
    When are they going to debate the lack of electricity – especially for the people outside of Beirut – and do something about it?
    When are they going to debate the lack of sleep for people in Tripoli or other places – who hide in fear in the dark while idiots with guns keep them awake at night?
    When will there be a government???

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