Beirut:Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri hosted Lebanese Democratic Party leader Talal Arslan at the Second Presidency headquarters in Ain El-Tineh. The discussions centered on political and security developments in Lebanon and the broader region, as well as national issues.
According to National news agency - Lebanon, Arslan underscored the significance of a recent meeting in Tehran involving influential regional countries. He expressed optimism that these talks would foster stability across the Middle East, particularly in the Arab region. Arslan emphasized that regional developments have a direct impact on Lebanon and voiced hope that diplomatic efforts would continue to support peace and stability.
Arslan highlighted the importance of maintaining Lebanon's internal stability and preventing sectarian tensions, referring to Berri as a vital guarantor of national unity and civil peace. He noted that Lebanon's success in preserving domestic cohesion while avoiding the detrimental effects of regional conflicts would be a significant accomplishment.
In a separate meeting, Berri conferred with MP Michel Murr about political and security developments, general affairs, and legislative matters. Additionally, Berri met with MP Adib Abdel Massih, who relayed greetings from Kataeb Party leader MP Samy Gemayel. Abdel Massih reported that their discussions covered regional and domestic developments and specific legislative issues, stressing the importance of national unity amid rising regional tensions and ongoing Israeli attacks on southern Lebanon and other areas.
Abdel Massih called for enhanced support for the Lebanese Army and security forces, highlighting their role in asserting state authority throughout Lebanese territory. He also addressed the importance of a recent four-party meeting in Tehran, concluding that Lebanon's national unity and internal stability remain crucial for overcoming the country's present challenges.
