"Whatever it costs"

Lebanese officials have dodged the impact of armed clashes in the mountains late last month following agreements between President Michel Aoun and Prime Minister Saad Hariri that could lead to a cabinet meeting next week after a break from four weeks. Lebanese Democratic Party deputy Talal Arslan, and his rejection of the proposal of Progressive Socialist Party leader Walid Jumblatt to include the dossier on Choueifat's crime record, which took place last year and has claimed the victim of a "socialist".

In this context, ministerial sources confirmed to Asharq Al-Awsat that "Mr. Hariri is committed to convene next week a Council of Ministers, without specifying the venue of the meeting.It will be a clear appointment for the resumption of the work of the institutions and their activation.

The sources stopped yesterday at Mr. Hariri's meeting with Mr. Aoun at the Baabda Palace, stressing "the positive atmosphere that prevailed, where Mr. Hariri presented the topic of the meeting to Mr. Aoun. this common point, Aoun approached Hariri for consultations. "

"Aoun did not object to Hariri's intentions, which is not against him," she said, adding that "Aoun's positive attitude will be announced." very soon in the same direction, which is conducive to the resumption of the work of the government ". The sources confirmed that there was a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers "regardless of the cost".