Honouring Hady Habib at JAD
Khaouli spoke at JAD's tribute to tennis player Hady Habib, praising his sporting achievements and representation of Lebanon at the Olympics.
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Khaouli spoke at JAD's tribute to tennis player Hady Habib, praising his sporting achievements and representation of Lebanon at the Olympics.
Khaouli welcomed the army taking over sites and camps and receiving unauthorised weapons as steps towards implementing Resolution 1701 and strengthening state authority.
The Hariri Foundation documents a beadwork and embroidery graduation ceremony in Saida attended by Khaouli, part of a vocational training and women’s empowerment initiative.
Khaouli questioned an earlier survey licence and the legal basis for a new TGS licence, calling for clarity and compliance with public procurement rules.
Khaouli questioned whether estimates captured the full damage of Israel’s war on Lebanon, in reporting that examined economic losses, destruction and the implications for reconstruction funding.
At a Zahle press conference, Khaouli opposed relocating displaced Syrians from the south and Beirut's suburbs to the area, calling for Lebanese authorities to participate in residency decisions.
Khaouli welcomed Mikati's rejection of outside negotiations on Lebanon's behalf over Resolution 1701, invoking non-interference and sovereign national decision-making.
He proposed transferring private generators to municipalities and presented the proposal through a conference and ministerial meetings.
He proposed transferring private generators to municipalities and presented the proposal through a conference and ministerial meetings.
He proposed transferring private generators to municipalities and presented the proposal through a conference and ministerial meetings.
He proposed transferring private generators to municipalities and presented the proposal through a conference and ministerial meetings.
Khaouli outlined a bill to transfer private generators to municipalities, linking it to consumer protection and ending disorder; he presented a legislative proposal rather than an enacted law.
The report recorded Khaouli opposing media threats and coercion in the children’s supplement dispute, amid legal proceedings involving the pharmacists’ president and Fresh Pharma.
The report records Khaouli’s support for pharmacists’ president Joe Salloum and his criticism of intimidation amid allegations about falsified medicine expiry dates.
SMEX criticized plans restricting Syrian subscribers’ SIM access, documenting Khaouli and Paul Zeitoun’s ministerial meeting and concerns about authority, discrimination and refugees’ communication rights.
An archived report on a proposal to privatise vehicle registration. The original publication by المركزية provides the full context.
He received Gina Chammas at Beit El Amel and supported her candidacy in the accountants’ syndicate elections.
He discussed Zouk plant chemical hazards, repackaging and assessment with the environment minister and local residents.
He discussed Zouk plant chemical hazards, repackaging and assessment with the environment minister and local residents.
IMLebanon republished Abdallah Abdel Samad’s Nidaa Al Watan investigation into Syrian domestic worker recruitment. El Khaouli proposed daytime work or temporary agreements to reduce abuses, and argued that border enforcement required services and economic development in border communities. These assessments are attributed to him.
Mikati receives a National Campaign for the Repatriation of Displaced Syrians delegation headed by Khaouli at the Grand Serail to discuss displacement policy.
IMLebanon reproduced a Nidaa Al Watan report on temporary private health insurance for employees. El Khaouli supported it subject to non-renewal and protection of social security continuity and severance benefits. NSSF director Mohammad Karaki opposed the proposal, arguing it endangered social solidarity.
Daraj examined Syrian detainees’ rights and government policy, discussing Khaouli’s proposed coordination with Syrian opposition groups over returns and criticizing unresolved recognition and protection questions.
An archived report on a response to the EU assistance package for Lebanon. The original publication by Arab News provides the full context.
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