Slueiman Returns to Beirut from Armenia, Hails Role of Armenians in Lebanon

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President Michel Suleiman returned to Lebanon on Saturday from a three-day visit to Armenia where he met his Armenian counterpart Serzh Sarkissian and other officials.

He stressed the importance of the agreements between the two countries, praising the “major role Lebanese of Armenian origin play in all fields in Lebanon.”

Suleiman held talks with the Armenian president during the final day of his trip.

Sarkissian said that the visit reflected the “depth of Lebanese-Armenian ties, especially since Lebanon represented a safe haven for the Armenian people.”

“Lebanon accepted them and they have consequently become part of the Lebanese people,” he noted.

Suleiman also visited the Catholicos of All Armenians in Echmiadzin, where he met Catholicos Karekin II who highlighted Lebanon’s role in helping the Armenian people in overcoming the hardships they endured in the past.

Comments 5
Default-user-icon Armenian (Guest) 11 December 2011, 11:16

What is exactly the Lebanese armenians role in all fields????? Is it the same role as the TASHNAG?

Missing youssefhaddad 11 December 2011, 18:34

The "tourist president" , keep making these useless trips with his entourage costing the treasury an arm and a leg !

Default-user-icon abraham (Guest) 11 December 2011, 22:27

what did your former prime Minister do while in office, he never stayed stand still.
who paid for his trips ???????

Default-user-icon abraham (Guest) 12 December 2011, 00:00

what happened, did my comments offend your superiors, thats why you didn't print my comments

Default-user-icon Topkapi (Guest) 12 December 2011, 01:45

We cannot wait to see our greatest president ever, may God bless him, among us. Only he is capable of continuing the monumental task of removing the zeer from the beer. We also thank the first lady for her sacrifices in leaving our greatest president ever, may God bless him, alone during these tough times.