Hariri Discusses Regional, International Developments with Qatari Emir
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Former Prime Minister Saad Hariri held talks on Monday with Qatari Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, announced his press office in a statement.
The Doha talks focused on the latest regional and international developments, especially the situation in the Arab world.
The discussions also addressed Lebanese-Qatari bilateral ties.
He later held talks with Qatari Premier Sheikh Hamad bin Jassem al-Thani, who had welcomed him at the airport upon his arrival in the Gulf state on Sunday.
The Qatari official threw a dinner banquet in Hariri's honor on Sunday with discussions focusing on the latest Arab developments.
07 May 2012, 12:52
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If you can't convince him with your ideas just strip, it seems this is the best way to convince a Khaliji
07 May 2012, 14:34
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These guys sheb3aneen, no need to strip. You have to remember that most of the Gulf works in a tribal fashion, were people honor friendships and trust, and look to some extent with suspicion to foreigners even though they are granted high salaries and live a lavish life in their deserts.
In light of that, we have micheal aoun (I purposefully do not capitalize his name) who is one of the biggest traitors in the history of the Arab world, who quite a significant part of his damned life time cursing Syria - you know the rest of the rhetoric.
So before talking about stripping etc, have the guts to hold your mentor accountable for his corruption, the unjustified deaths of many, and last and least of what he has, his manners.
07 May 2012, 15:42
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They make presidential elections in Iran...Am not saying I agree on their way it is more likely a dictatorship, all the Arabic world including Iran do not have democracy but at least you can practice your Christianity there plenty of churches...At least those arabic countries let'em stop lecturing us about democracy! n all of them stop interfering in other countries business for their political agendas...Democracy starts @school not in bloodshed ;)
07 May 2012, 17:09
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people form everywhere are leaving their countries for Europe, so it's totaly irelevant. and please do a qucik comparaison between the democracy they have in Iran and the one in ANY gulf country! or the religious freedom in Iran Vs Ksa ans Kuwait
07 May 2012, 18:12
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why do we bother if other countries are democratic or not while we do not have democracy at home?
as long as we are under the hegemony of the arms of the syro/itanians we do not have democracy.
so lt us first look for democracy in our country.
07 May 2012, 18:31
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Qatar is a well publicised monarchy, they make no excuses about it, they dont hide away from it and neither are they ashamed about it. As for Iran, they tell the world that they are a democracy, but the truth is far from it. We saw how Iran exercised democracy in the latest presidential elections, the only free will that was permitted was that of soldiers freely using their guns against protestors.
07 May 2012, 21:10
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You guys keep forgetting what country worked the hardest to stop the 2006 war!!! just think about it before you throw around your accusations, or I guess you all have a very short memory...
08 May 2012, 03:59
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I just did some research on Democracy in Iran.... here is an excerpt(news of the day):
In Iran today, 117 women were arrested, and 59 of them stood trial for not meeting the Islamic dress code of the Iranian regime. This is just the beginning of a Tehran campaign for the enforcement of Iran's Islamic dress code........ it is a full page article.
