Najib Mikati
@Najib_Mikati · Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Iraq, Yemen
Najib Mikati is a Lebanese businessman and former prime minister.
President Mikati held a series of public meetings at his residence in Tripoli. He also received MP Karim Kabbara, MP Ahmad al-Khair at the head of a delegation, and former MP Ali Darwish. He also met Shadi al-Sayyed, president of the Federation of Labor Unions in the North, accompanied by a delegation from the Qadisha Workers’ Union and temporary workers of Electricité du Liban. #لبنان
Translated from ArabicWe strongly condemn the ongoing Israeli aggression against southern Lebanon and the resulting deaths, injuries, and systematic acts of destruction intended to make the return of residents of the south to their villages and towns impossible. We call on the government to make the necessary international contacts and take all appropriate measures to stop this aggression. #لبنان
Translated from ArabicIt is regrettable that, amid the serious developments and challenges facing Lebanon, and certain shortcomings in addressing the political, economic, and social issues, some voices and pens are proceeding to implement a systematic plan by spreading rumors about an intention to bring down the government and devising alternative scenarios for it. #لبنان
Translated from ArabicWe believe in democratic action and the peaceful transfer of power, and more than once, since the current government assumed its duties, we have expressed our hope that the government will carry out the required tasks and live up to the aspirations of the Lebanese. From this standpoint, we refrain from expressing an opinion on many of the issues under discussion, while being aware of the sensitivity of this phase. #Lebanon
Translated from ArabicWe renew our expression of hope that the government will succeed in carrying out its tasks, and reassure the "zealous ones" that what they are circulating in political salons and the media is not part of our calculations, especially since the challenges at hand now require miracles to resolve. #Lebanon
Translated from ArabicPresident Mikati received MP Jihad Al-Samad and received from him the text of the memorandum he prepared under the title “A National Appeal in Defense of the Taif Agreement and the Constitution.” Al-Samad said: I wanted to begin the tour by visiting the Prime Minister, who is always keen on the Taif Agreement; this memorandum identifies the matters that need to be corrected in political performance. #لبنان
Translated from ArabicPresident Najib Mikati received the ambassador of the State of Qatar, Sheikh Saud bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, in his office today, and the two discussed bilateral relations between the two countries and the situation in the region in general. @SaoudAlthani7 #لبنان #قطر
Translated from ArabicAmbassador Al-Dosari posted on X after meeting President Najib Mikati and wrote: I was pleased today to meet His Excellency former Prime Minister Mr. / Najib Mikati @Najib_Mikati in his office in the capital, Beirut. During the meeting, I listened to His Excellency’s views on a number of topics concerning Lebanese affairs. @FahadAALDOSARI
Translated from ArabicPresident Najib Mikati received the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to Lebanon, Fahd bin Abdulrahman Al-Dosari, this afternoon at his residence. They discussed the close relations between Lebanon and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, as well as the current situation in Lebanon. #Lebanon #Saudi_Arabia
Translated from ArabicPresident Najib Mikati received Kuwait’s ambassador to Lebanon, Mohammed Al-Sharji, at his office this morning, and they discussed the current situation in Lebanon and the region and bilateral relations between the two countries. #Lebanon #Kuwait
Translated from ArabicPresident Mikati took part in the celebration held by the General Directorate of Islamic Endowments on the occasion of the Prophet’s birthday at the Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque in central Beirut. Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, the Grand Mufti of the Republic Sheikh Abd al-Latif Derian, and former prime ministers Fouad Siniora, Tammam Salam, and Hassan Diab also attended the ceremony.
Translated from ArabicThe best thing we can wish for on the anniversary of the Noble Prophet’s birth, peace and blessings be upon him, is that all wills unite to save our homeland and our people from the suffocating crisis we are going through, and that the coming days bring peace to our homeland, the liberation of its occupied land, the return of the displaced to their towns, and reassurance for everyone. May God bring this anniversary back to everyone.
Translated from ArabicThe amnesty law approved by Parliament came at the appropriate time and within the appropriate framework to resolve a major national, humanitarian, and judicial crisis, as justice must not be incomplete or selective while detentions continue without trials. I am confident that this law will proceed to implementation.
Translated from ArabicWhat is cause for concern is what the World Bank revealed in its latest report: GDP was supposed to grow by 4% in 2026, but the war will have repercussions that could lead to a contraction of 6.4%. Also, after inflation fell to 14.6% in 2025, it is expected to rise to 17.5% in 2026.
Translated from ArabicThe solution remains in continuing negotiations to end the Israeli occupation, return the occupied south to the state’s fold, and convince all parties that the state alone is capable of protecting Lebanon and the Lebanese, and that any other solutions or side options will further complicate the problem and will not lead to the desired solutions. #لبنان
Translated from ArabicPresident Najib Mikati received Jean Arnault, Acting Head of the Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator for Lebanon, at his office, and the current situation in Lebanon and the region was discussed, along with the role of the United Nations and UNIFIL's work in Lebanon. @UNSCOL #Lebanon
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