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Suleiman calls 2012 the year of dialogue

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President Michel Suleiman voiced hope on Tuesday that 2012 will be “the year of dialogue” in Lebanon

d the year of peace in the region stressing that this will be in Lebanon’s best interest.

The president called for the resumption of national dialogue talks, saying that “everyone will resort back to dialogue,” National News Agency reported.

Suleiman also voiced the need for democratic regimes in the world, but said that “democracies must tackle all causes without any discrimination,” a possible reference to the way the Christians are being treated by the Muslim majority ion Egypt

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5 responses to “Suleiman calls 2012 the year of dialogue”

  1. MeYosemite Avatar
    MeYosemite

    2012 should be of mass resignation of all politicians. We do not want your talking anymore. Every time the politician talk, a napkin deals happen at the cost of the people.

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    Anonymous

    2012 should be of mass resignation of all politicians. We do not want your talking anymore. Every time the politician talk, a napkin deals happen at the cost of the people.

  3. antar2011 Avatar
    antar2011

    this man lives in lala land…

    honestly!

    someone should tell him, dialogue has not worked for the last 6 yrs….it has become undesirable because of his weak position, uncertainty and cowardness…him and those “moderate position taking” ministers

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    Anonymous

    this man lives in lala land…

    honestly!

    someone should tell him, dialogue has not worked for the last 6 yrs….it has become undesirable because of his weak position, uncertainty and cowardness…him and those “moderate position taking” ministers

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