In Lebanon, the Nawaf Salam Government Received a New Vote of Confidence.
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asriran.comThe Lebanese parliament voted 68 votes in favor of the country's government, led by Prime Minister Nawaf Salam.
The Lebanese Parliament has given a renewed vote of confidence to Prime Minister Nawaf Salam's government with 68 votes.
In its recent session, the Lebanese House of Representatives once again expressed its confidence in the cabinet of Nawaf Salam, with a majority vote.
Beirut - Arab Jerusalem: The Lebanese House of Representatives gave Nawaf Salam the confidence of 68 votes, after a loud debate at some stages during which 59 deputies spoke. The deputies of Hizbullah, two ministers of the Government, withdrew from the meeting immediately after the President of the Free National Current, Deputy Jibran Basil, asked for confidence in the Government. In contrast, the deputies of the bloc remained [...].
The House of Representatives today renewed confidence in the government by 68 votes to 12, with no confidence and with two abstentions. The government's hope movement gave confidence, and the deputy voted in favour of two kisses: unfortunately, it trusted, while Hezbollah's deputies withdrew without a vote.
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