Khaouli discusses a food emergency on Noqta Aal Sater
An episode of Noqta Aal Sater discusses Lebanon’s food emergency and what may follow with Khaouli, forming part of Voice of Lebanon’s coverage of social and living conditions.
Interviews, reports and filmed contributions featuring Maroun El Khaouli, with direct links to original publishers and platforms. Search by topic, platform or date range.
An episode of Noqta Aal Sater discusses Lebanon’s food emergency and what may follow with Khaouli, forming part of Voice of Lebanon’s coverage of social and living conditions.
In Noqta Aal Sater, Khaouli discusses increased fuel taxes and their impact on workers and businesses, criticising the government’s response to Lebanon’s social crisis.
A directly published Hona Lebanon interview clip records Khaouli sharply criticising a government decision. His political characterisation is documented as the speaker’s position with the original publisher’s link.
The clip's caption attributes to Khaouli a claim that change was close and embassies issued threats.
This Lebnanouna clip presents Khaouli’s criticism of ministers’ performance, as identified by its published title. The archive preserves the clip’s publication date and direct publisher link.
Voice of Lebanon publishes Khaouli’s intervention on Noqta Aal Sater as labour union president, expressing opposition to government policy through sharply critical political characterisations.
A Voice of Lebanon intervention features Khaouli discussing the national significance of the local labour market’s development in coming years, documenting his position on its future.
A clip posted by Maroun Khaouli's account uses Lebanon, politics and displaced-Syrians hashtags.
Khaouli presents his view of Lebanon as a transit country rather than a country of asylum and alleges plans for Syrian refugee settlement. These characterisations are documented as his opinion.
Mario Abboud’s Jadal brings Khaouli together with Tarek Mitri, Rashid Derbas, Hector Hajjar and Souhaib Jawhar to discuss Syrian displacement and Lebanese affairs. LBCI lists the broadcast as May 23, 2025; viewing may require a subscription.
Noqta Aal Sater hosts the labour union leader to discuss the importance of end-of-service compensation legislation and protection of workers’ accrued entitlements in Lebanon.
A separate Voice of Lebanon interview clip records Khaouli’s position on describing Lebanon as a transit state rather than a country of asylum, with its publication date retained for distinction.
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