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The monitoring committee charged with collecting the rights and privileges of Saudi Oger employees responded in a statement to the statement issued by the office of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants, Gebran Bbadil, noting that "due to inaccurate and inaccurate statements the minister's office has not worried about the suffering of expatriate Lebanese employees And forget the daily demand to meet him to explain the suffering of Lebanese families in Saudi Arabia.
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After several attempts, the Committee received a letter number in response to a two-year application bearing the stamp of the Minister's Office on July 24, 2017, No. 14482, and when the Minister visited the Lebanese Embbady in Riyadh, a staff member delivered a letter on behalf of the employees of the company, In Lebanon, the minister responded to my return to Lebanon that I would follow your cause with you and that I was keeping his promise in the desert of the Kingdom.
"Several months ago, the committee met with the director of his office, who was handed over to the minister on February 27, 2019, to learn about their suffering, to follow their case and find a solution to put an end to this humanitarian disaster."
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