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Lebanese officials cling to national unity, appreciation for Syria's role
Lebanese Foreign Minister Mahmoud Hamoud underlined Syria's keenness on Lebanon's unity and solidarity, particularly during the current circumstances.
Lebanon-Syria, Politics, 2/5/2005

Lebanon stresses attachment to national principals
Lebanon, Politics, 2/5/2005

Information Minister: Mu'allem mission in Lebanon has no link to UN resolution 1559
Syria's Information Minister Mehdi Dakhlallah on Thursday stressed that the recent visit of Deputy Foreign Minister Waleed al-Mu'alem to Lebanon had no relation to the coming report by UN Secretary General Kofi Annan of the UN Security Council regarding resolution no. 1559.
Syria-Lebanon, Politics, 2/4/2005

Junblat criticizes Damascus, Karami threatens opposers of the Syrian presence
The leader of the Lebanese democratic socialist party Walid Junblat has strongly criticized Syria and accused for the first time, in open, the pro Syria's Baath party in Lebanon of standing behind the assassination of his father Kamal Junblat in 1977.
Lebanon-Syria, Politics, 2/4/2005

Lebanese opposition intensified against Syria
The Lebanese opposition forces has been unifying their ranks against Syria demanding complete withdrawal of the Syrian forces and non- interference in the Lebanese internal affairs in implementation of UN Security Council resolutions.
Lebanon-Syria, Politics, 2/4/2005

Syria- Lebanon cooperation in medicine and agriculture
Syrian-Lebanese Committee for Medicine on Thursday held talks on the pharmaceutical relations between the two states and the pursuance of implementing a protocol on bilateral relations in medical products.
Syria-Lebanon, Economics, 2/4/2005

Syria removes tarrifs on Lebanese at border points
Syria's Minister of Transport Makram Obeid depicted on Wednesday the cabinet endorsement on the draft law that exempts all Lebanese from tariffs on Syrian border points and entrances as important.
Syria-Lebanon, Politics, 2/3/2005

Lebanon and Belarus support peace in the Middle East
Lebanon-Belarus, Politics, 2/3/2005

Syrian- Lebanese gas line to be launched mid 2005
Syria's Minister of Electricity announced gas transport line between Syria and Lebanon would be ready to take off at the middle of this year while the Minister of Industry called to enhance bilateral cooperation with Lebanon by building joint industrial companies.
Syria-Lebanon, Economics, 2/2/2005

Al-Moallem, Hammoud on Lebanese - Syrian relations
Lebanese Foreign Minister Mahmoud Hammoud announced that Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister's current visit to Lebanon comes within the framework of coordination and cooperation policy between Foreign Ministries in both countries.
Lebanon-Syria, Politics, 2/2/2005

Lebanese president gets a message from Syrian peer
Lebanon-Syria, Politics, 2/2/2005

Lebanese minister stresses right to resist
Lebanon-Israel, Politics, 2/2/2005

Rafsanjni and relations with Syria and Lebanon
Iran-Lebanon, Politics, 2/2/2005

Syria, Lebanon sign meeting minutes
Syria and Lebanon on Monday stressed the strong and concrete cooperation and coordination between both states "in the face of different challenges which try to affect their national stances."
Lebanon-Syria, Economics, 2/1/2005

Lebanese president receives Syrian premier
President Emil Lahoud of Lebanon underlined necessity of continued cooperation between Syria and Lebanon, particularly in the current complicated circumstances to "face the challenges targeting the Arab nation."
Lebanon-Syria, Politics, 2/1/2005

Karami supports the return back of Gen. Aoun to Lebanon
The Lebanese prime minister Omar Karami welcomed the return back of Maj. Michael Aoun who opposes the Syrian presence in Lebanon and lives in his exile in Paris since 14 years.
Lebanon, Politics, 2/1/2005

Berri and Otari hold talks in Beirut
Lebanon-Syria, Politics, 2/1/2005

Michael Aoun decided to return back to Lebanon before the parliamentary elections
The Lebanese opposition figure Michael Aoun announced he intends to return back to Lebanon before the parliamentary elections due in Spring.
Lebanon, Politics, 1/31/2005

Iran deplores Israeli aggressions on Lebanon
Iranian Defense Minister Ali Shamkhani on Sunday condemned Israeli threats and violations of Lebanon, calling on the international community and organizations to practice pressure on Israel to stop violations of Lebanese air spaces.
Lebanon-Iran, Politics, 1/31/2005

Syrian Airlines endorses agreement with Lebanese ME airlines
The board of the Syrian Airlines on Sunday endorsed the statute of the Air Taxi project which is to be launched jointly with its Lebanese counterpart, The Middle East airlines, and the private sectors of both states.
Syria-Lebanon, Business, 1/31/2005


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