We can't live in peace if we don't respect each other's choices
Head of the Free Patriotic Movement, Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil, wrapped up, Sunday evening, his tour in
Beirut - Arab Today
Head of the Free Patriotic Movement, Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil, wrapped up, Sunday evening, his tour in Tripoli, where he attended a dinner banquet, with the participation of MP Samir Jisr and a panel of politicians.
In his word, Bassil maintained that the Lebanese could not live in peace if they did not respect each other's choices.
Calling to cease foreign intervention in Lebanon's affairs, Bassil said that the Lebanese and the sons of Tripoli were able to coexist and live together
Source: NNA
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