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The Minister of Affairs of the Embassy of the Syrian Arab Republic in Beirut, Iyad Haza, conducts a tour of the Bekaa region, with the aim of opening new horizons for field work and direct coordination with the activities, to activate areas of economic partnership and development and to support the productive movement between the region and the Syrian provinces, in addition to monitoring the living and social community. Spaces for communication and integration with political, religious and social authorities in the Valley for the consolidation of civil peace. Facing contemporary challenges...

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The Minister of Affairs of the Embassy of the Syrian Arab Republic in Beirut, Iyad Haza, conducts a tour of the Bekaa region, with the aim of opening new horizons for field work and direct coordination with the activities, to activate areas of economic partnership and development and to support the productive movement between the region and the Syrian provinces, in addition to monitoring the living and social community. Spaces for communication and integration with political, religious and social authorities in the Valley for the consolidation of civil peace. Facing contemporary challenges...

The Minister of Affairs of the Embassy of the Syrian Arab Republic in Beirut, Iyad Haza, conducts a tour of the Bekaa region, with the aim of opening new horizons for field work and direct coordination with the activities, to activate areas of economic partnership and development and to support the productive movement between the region and the Syrian provinces, in addition to monitoring the living and social community. Spaces for communication and integration with political, religious and social authorities in the Valley for the consolidation of civil peace. Facing contemporary challenges...

The tour included a visit to the fatwa house and St. Maron Church, where he met with the person in charge of affairs, Mufti Ali Al-Ghazawi, in the presence of a group of scholars and political, economic and social figures, and Bishop Joseph Mowood, in the presence of representatives of the churches in Zahla. The tour also included the Chamber of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce, and ended with a meeting with the members of the Syrian community in the Bekaa.

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