Lebanese president calls for Arab unity to address challenges

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Lebanese president calls for Arab unity to address challenges

STORY: Lebanese president calls for Arab unity to address challenges DATELINE: July 3, 2022 LENGTH: 00:02:11 LOCATION: Beirut CATEGORY: POLITICS SHOTLIST: 1. various of lebanese President Michel Aoun meeting Arab foreign ministers 2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic): MICHEL AOUN, Lebanese President STORYLINE: Lebanese President Michel Aoun on Saturday called on Arab leaders to unite in order to tackle the various challenges now facing the Arab world. Aoun made the remarks during his meeting at Baabda Palace with Arab foreign ministers who had arrived in Beirut for the consultative ministerial meeting of the Arab League (AL). SOUNDBITE (Arabic): MICHEL AOUN, Lebanese President "Lebanon suffers from a series of accumulated crises, you know the problems that Lebanon is bearing due to the big numbers of displaced and refugees on its territories. Lebanon is no longer able to bear this reality, and the stance of the international community does not encourage to find quick solutions. We hope that you help us face these chall

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