Remarkably remarkable strange after the end of the government session

State Minister for Displaced Affairs Saleh al-Ghareeb confirmed that the story of the Qabrishmoun incident could have ended on the second day.

After the meeting of the Cabinet, Al-Ghareeb said: "We do not reject and, instead of our opinion, on what we agreed yesterday, we have accepted all initiatives."

Asked why there was no handshake between him, the Minister of Education, Akram Shuhaib, and the Minister of Industry, Wael Abu Faour, he replied: "What has become on the ground?"

President Aoun had stressed at the beginning of the cabinet meeting "that an unfortunate incident in Qabrishmun had a major impact on the country some time ago and that at the meeting yesterday, we have returned to normal ".

He pointed out that "the consequences of the Qabrishmoun incident have been dealt with along three lines, politically completed by yesterday's meeting, which is legally in the custody of the judiciary and will complete its work in accordance with the legislation in force and submit the results to the Council of Ministers.

Held at the Baabda Palace under the chairmanship of President Michel Aoun, the Council of Ministers met for the first time after the Qabrishmoun incident and the reconciliation and franchise meeting that was held yesterday in Baabda.