Beirut: The Council of Ministers began its session with a minute of silence in honor of the two Lebanese Army soldiers who were killed during an operation in the Sharawneh neighborhood of Baalbek. Ministers also observed a moment of silence in memory of former Minister Zahir Al-Khatib.
According to National News Agency - Lebanon, the session was marked by a somber atmosphere as officials paid their respects to the individuals who have served the country. The loss of the soldiers during the operation in Baalbek has been a significant event, prompting the government to acknowledge their sacrifice officially.
The council's recognition of former Minister Zahir Al-Khatib further highlighted the impact he had on the nation's political landscape. Al-Khatib's contributions were acknowledged by the ministers, who took the time to remember his service to the nation.
This session underscores the government's commitment to honoring those who have dedicated their lives to the service of Lebanon, both in military and political capacities.