Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri said Wednesday he's rethinking his decision to resign, at the request of the country's president.
"I offered my resignation to President [Michel] Aoun and he asked me to delay presenting it, to allow for more consultations and deliberations, and I agreed to his request," Hariri said.
"I look forward to serious participation from all political powers to put Lebanon's interests over any other interests," Hariri said.
Hariri resigned on Nov. 4 while visiting Saudi Arabia amid political tensions. A long-time Saudi ally, he accused Iran-backed Hezbollah of destabilizing Lebanon and said Iran was sowing "fear and destruction" and interfering in Arab affairs.
The 47-year-old prime minister also said he feared a possible assassination attempt.
[upi.com]
22/11/17
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"I offered my resignation to President [Michel] Aoun and he asked me to delay presenting it, to allow for more consultations and deliberations, and I agreed to his request," Hariri said.
"I look forward to serious participation from all political powers to put Lebanon's interests over any other interests," Hariri said.
Hariri resigned on Nov. 4 while visiting Saudi Arabia amid political tensions. A long-time Saudi ally, he accused Iran-backed Hezbollah of destabilizing Lebanon and said Iran was sowing "fear and destruction" and interfering in Arab affairs.
The 47-year-old prime minister also said he feared a possible assassination attempt.
[upi.com]
22/11/17
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