Prime Minister Nawaf Salam called President Joseph Aoun, expressing his appreciation for signing the “general amnesty law that the Lebanese people have long awaited.”
Salam also instructed the relevant departments at the Presidency of the Council of Ministers to publish the law today in a special edition of the Official Gazette.
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After signing the general amnesty law... Salam thanks Aoun
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