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Khalil says reform project will save Lebanon

Source: NOW Lebanon
Beirut : Lebanon | 9 months ago
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Development and Liberation bloc member Ali Hassan Khalil said on Saturday that “the subjects of electoral speeches given on several occasions by other Lebanese parties include expressions that do not contribute to securing domestic stability or a calm atmosphere.”...
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