Cabinet approves full-time status for 1800 professors at the Lebanese University amid disagreement over referring the Dahr al-Baidar file to the Judicial Council, and Salam tells the Lebanese Forces: “This is populist behavior, and we’re used to you!”
Al Manar: The Cabinet approved the item on granting full-time status to professors at the Lebanese University, raising the number to 1800 professors, with the names to be approved later. By contrast, the session saw disagreement over referring the case of explosives in Dahr al-Baidar and the Palace to the Judicial Council, as Al-Manar sources reported that the Lebanese Forces ministers withdrew…
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Cabinet approves full-time status for 1800 professors at the Lebanese University amid disagreement over referring the Dahr al-Baidar file to the Judicial Council, and Salam tells the Lebanese Forces: “This is populist behavior, and we’re used to you!”
Al Manar: The Cabinet approved the item on granting full-time status to professors at the Lebanese University, raising the number to 1800 professors, with the names to be approved later. By contrast, the session saw disagreement over referring the case of explosives in Dahr al-Baidar and the Palace to the Judicial Council, as Al-Manar sources reported that the Lebanese Forces ministers withdrew…
Cabinet approves full-time appointments for 1800 professors at the Lebanese University amid disagreement over referring the Dhahr al-Baidar file to the Judicial Council, and Salam tells the Lebanese Forces: “This is populist behavior, and we’re used to you!” - Al-Manar Channel
Al Manar: The Cabinet approved the item on full-time appointments for professors at the Lebanese University, raising the number to 1800 professors, on the condition that…
