Parliament Renews Confidence in Government by 68 Votes to 12
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Today, the Lebanese Council of Representatives renewed confidence in the Government of President Nawaf Salam after two days of meetings devoted to discussing its work.
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The Lebanese Parliament renewed its confidence in the government of PM Nawaf Salam with 68 votes in favor, 12 against, and two abstentions. Just before the vote of confidence was held, Hezbollah’s “Loyalty to the Resistance” parliamentary bloc members walked out of the chamber. Key Highlights of the Debate Cracks in the Shiite duo Recent […]
Arab news: The Lebanese Council of Representatives renewed confidence in the Government of Prime Minister Nawaf Salam by 68 votes to 12, with the exception of two deputies, after two days of meetings devoted to the discussion of the source: on the seventh day, the Lebanese Parliament renewed confidence in the Government of Nawaf Salam by 68 votes to 12, with two abstentions.
The Lebanese House of Representatives once again voted in favor of the country's government led by Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, with 68 votes in favor and 12 votes against.
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