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From Kolwezi to Beirut... the “Foreign Ministry” reveals what happened to the detained Lebanese nationals

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From Kolwezi to Beirut... the “Foreign Ministry” reveals what happened to the detained Lebanese nationals
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Lebanon Debate: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants responded to reports circulating about the Lebanese ambassador to the Democratic Republic of the Congo being prevented from following up on the case of Lebanese nationals detained in the Kolwezi area and its surroundings, categorically denying the validity of these accusations and affirming that Minister Youssef Raggi issued his instructions…

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“Foreign Affairs”: Raji tasked the ambassador with following up on the case of the detained Lebanese in Congo

MTV Lebanon: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants noted in a statement that “some media outlets reported in recent days the news of the detention of a number of Lebanese citizens at one of the mineral extraction sites in the Kolwezi area and its surroundings in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, claiming that the minister…”

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Regarding preventing the Lebanese ambassador in Congo from following up on the case of the detainees... clarification from the Foreign Ministry

Lebanon 24: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants issued a statement saying: "Some media outlets have circulated reports in recent days about the detention of a number of Lebanese citizens at one of the mineral extraction sites in the Kolwezi area and its surroundings in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, claiming that the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants…

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Lebanese Foreign Ministry: We deny preventing the Lebanese ambassador in Congo from following up on the case of the detainees and confirm that we are monitoring the file

Bintjbeil: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants issued a statement saying: “Some media outlets have circulated news in recent days about the detention of a number of Lebanese citizens at one of the mineral extraction sites in the Kolwezi area and its surroundings in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, claiming that the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants…”

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