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[00:00:03] the return of many
[00:00:13] cannot be overlooked in any
[00:00:48] discusses with the Deputy Prime Minister of Lebanon in Damascus
[00:00:51] a number of joint
[00:00:55] Syria is a fundamental pillar in files.
[00:00:58] Launching a project to modernize and digitize
[00:01:01] international organizations in this company registration in Syria in partnership between the Ministry of Industry, Internal Trade
[00:01:04] and Consumer Protection, and the US Department of
[00:01:14] العقاب على الجرائم المرتكه
[00:01:16] disclosure on this Against Journalists, journalists and human rights activists call
[00:01:19] for accountability for perpetrators of crimes against
[00:01:22] journalists during the time of the
[00:01:26] prisons. There are many former regime. Continued humanitarian response
[00:01:30] to floods in Raqqa, and civil defense warns of the danger
[00:01:34] of mines and war remnants being swept away by
[00:01:36] torrents.
[00:01:42] And the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor carries out 1,600
[00:01:46] inspection visits in various governorates during the current
[00:01:49] year, with the aim of raising legal awareness among
[00:01:52] workers and employers
[00:01:54] to reconnect with him, it seems that he cannot .
[00:01:58] support from
[00:02:14] the two countries in this
[00:02:17] Welcome. The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Asaad
[00:02:20] knowledge in Lebanon Shabani, received a high-ranking Lebanese government delegation headed by Deputy Prime Minister
[00:02:24] Tareq Metri. During the meeting, ways to enhance bilateral
[00:02:28] relations
[00:02:32] destiny, especially in education. There are many and develop joint coordination in various fields were discussed, including security cooperation
[00:02:36] Even Syria's entry into and border control, and following up on the work of the joint technical
[00:02:39] committees to serve mutual
[00:02:41] capable of interests.
[00:02:43] indeed, at this The issue of Syrian refugees in Lebanon and ways
[00:02:46] of their return topped the agenda of the visit,
[00:02:50] where the Minister of Social Affairs and Labor, Hind Qobwat, held talks
[00:02:54] with the Lebanese Ministers of Social Affairs
[00:02:56] Minister of Interior in this and Labor, Hanin El-Sayed and Muhammad Haidar.
[00:03:00] This file was discussed, in addition to studying the possibility of concluding
[00:03:03] a problem that started in
[00:03:04] are sensitive, and will be on the joint agreements to regulate
[00:03:05] from this topic, the situation of Syrian workers in Lebanon and the mechanism
[00:03:08] for registering and organizing
[00:03:09] Syrians fled from returnees.
[00:03:14] A new visit by a Lebanese government delegation to Syria to enhance
[00:03:17] bilateral relations between the two
[00:03:21] countries and to push for more coordination between the two
[00:03:23] governments on inter-file issues and regional
[00:03:27] files. Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Asaad
[00:03:30] Shibani, received at Tishreen Palace in Damascus
[00:03:33] the high-ranking Lebanese delegation headed by Deputy Prime Minister
[00:03:37] Tareq Metri. The delegation included
[00:03:40] to overcome the differences. You have a group of Minister of Education and Higher Education Rima Karami, Minister
[00:03:43] It was difficult for these of Labor Muhammad Haidar, and Minister of Social Affairs
[00:03:46] Hanin El-Sayed, along with
[00:03:49] simple thing a technical delegation from the Ministry the labor force of Interior. The reception was attended by
[00:03:51] Syrian ministers of Education and Higher
[00:03:55] Education, Scientific Research, Social Affairs
[00:03:59] and Labor. During the meeting, ways to strengthen
[00:04:03] However, this bilateral relations between the two sisterly countries and develop
[00:04:06] joint coordination in various fields were discussed, including
[00:04:09] security cooperation and border control, in
[00:04:12] addition to expanding the horizons of partnership in the education,
[00:04:15] higher education, social affairs and labor sectors,
[00:04:19] about, this and following up on the work of the joint technical committees to serve mutual
[00:04:23] interests. The file of Syrian refugees in Lebanon
[00:04:26] and ways of their return topped the agenda of the visit.
[00:04:30] The Minister of Social Affairs and Labor, Hind Qobwat, held
[00:04:33] official talks with the Lebanese Ministers
[00:04:37] of Social Affairs and Labor, Hanin El-Sayed
[00:04:40] and Muhammad Haidar, to discuss this file, in addition
[00:04:44] to studying the possibility of concluding
[00:04:46] to return to contribute joint agreements to regulate the situation of Syrian
[00:04:49] workers in Lebanon and the mechanisms for registering and organizing
[00:04:52] returnees, along with
[00:04:54] it always relies on a number of administrative, to end this social
[00:04:56] and educational issues related to their presence there.
[00:05:00] The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Marwan Al-Halabi,
[00:05:04] and the Minister of Education and Teaching, Muhammad Abdel Rahman Turco, held a meeting
[00:05:08] with the Lebanese Minister of Education and Higher Education.
[00:05:11] Karami: The visit of the Lebanese delegation
[00:05:14] completes previous reciprocal visits and talks
[00:05:17] and follows up on the work of the joint committees
[00:05:20] formed between the two sides to address
[00:05:23] outstanding and bilateral issues to enhance partnership
[00:05:27] between Beirut
[00:06:09] between
[00:06:12] the two sides of the borders. To what extent does the visit today
[00:06:15] perhaps come to crown
[00:06:21] security
[00:06:31] between Lebanon
[00:06:34] and Syria at the official level will solve
[00:06:37] many issues. That there are
[00:06:40] ministers, meaning direct meetings between specialized
[00:06:44] ministers will also
[00:06:47] facilitate many outstanding matters. There are outstanding matters
[00:06:51] that still exist, despite the end of the previous
[00:06:54] regime and the lack of coordination, meaning the previous coordination stopped, except
[00:06:58] with, meaning groups in Lebanon, it was
[00:07:01] only that, while today the right path is being taken
[00:07:05] correctly. First, the education for our Syrian
[00:07:08] brothers who are displaced in Lebanon has not stopped.
[00:07:12] Official schools in Lebanon were employed
[00:07:15] for education, therefore the curricula that were taught must
[00:07:19] be followed up in Syria, because the return of the displaced,
[00:07:23] sorry, the return of the displaced, must take into
[00:07:26] account what they have learned, and that
[00:07:29] also this
[00:07:33] should be considered part of what they may
[00:07:36] receive in Syria. Close follow-up, first.
[00:07:40] Second, even in university
[00:07:43] Syrian brothers who entered Lebanese
[00:07:46] universities, and my wife was a professor at the Lebanese
[00:07:50] University and had many Syrian
[00:07:53] students. Therefore, today the equations
[00:07:56] for this issue are very important. The security
[00:08:00] issue, yes, the security issue. We wished that
[00:08:03] there would be a Lebanese minister alongside the Syrian
[00:08:09] regard. Hopefully, this issue will be present
[00:08:12] in the future. Meaning, however, the security issue was not absent
[00:08:17] technically, whether at the Masnaa
[00:08:20] crossing or what was newly opened at the Arida
[00:08:24] crossing towards Tripoli, meaning the attention
[00:08:27] to the main crossings and stopping
[00:08:30] smuggling and preventing smuggling is
[00:08:33] still a difficult problem that needs to be
[00:08:41] by the Lebanese delegation is the broadest at all
[00:08:45] levels. How will this
[00:08:48] visit reflect or what is its goal today at this time, especially since it is at
[00:08:52] the level of ministers
[00:08:54] related to sensitive files such as security,
[00:08:58] education, health,
[00:09:09] visit is, I mean, a step in the right direction, if I may
[00:09:12] say so, because the networking between, I mean, the two peoples and countries
[00:09:16] after all that has happened, is very important and vital, and I believe it contributes
[00:09:20] to overcoming difficulties and continues the dialogue between
[00:09:23] the two governments, and the relationship between the two peoples is important
[00:09:26] and historical, as we all know. I also believe that
[00:09:30] the visit of the Lebanese delegation to Damascus today is
[00:09:34] another message in the direction that we want to solve
[00:09:37] outstanding and thorny issues and so on. And I also believe
[00:09:40] that if the security files
[00:09:43] have not all been completed, then at least the services files. We have seen a group of
[00:09:47] ministers, for example, ministers of education, ministers of labor, and the like. These are the interests of the two peoples and are
[00:09:51] a vital and important issue, no less
[00:09:54] important than the security issue. Security is very important, no doubt, and it
[00:09:58] continues regardless of whether it is present in the media. Security channels
[00:10:02] are always continuous and do not stop, and it is not necessary for them to be
[00:10:05] present between countries. Of course, it is always continuous, and Lebanon and Syria
[00:10:09] are among them as well, because it is an issue related to stability,
[00:10:13] to the interests of the two countries at all levels,
[00:10:16] of course. Therefore, today, this visit, I believe, constitutes a step
[00:10:20] and an important regional message, and even in the interests, I mean, between
[00:10:23] the two countries, that Lebanon and Syria, by nature
[00:10:26] of the case, apart from the issue of social
[00:10:29] interlocking, the issue of geography,
[00:10:32] geography, geography and geopolitical geography is a very important issue that
[00:10:38] way. The previous outstanding issues that, I mean, were
[00:10:42] like, as we say, a wound between the two countries, I believe that
[00:10:45] they can, over time, through dialogue. The position
[00:10:49] of the two governments is clear. Syria has said more than once that it wants to have
[00:10:52] zero problems with neighboring countries, and this is a very important
[00:10:56] issue and was a big message indicating the new
[00:10:59] directions, I mean, of the Syrian government in the foreseeable future and in the long
[00:11:03] term as well, perhaps. And at the same time, Lebanon, I mean,
[00:11:07] through the government of President Nawaf
[00:11:09] Salam, I believe it is a dynamic government that wants to get rid
[00:11:13] of the burden of the axis of resistance and the like, and also wants to move
[00:11:17] forward to say that
[00:11:20] the equation between us, and everyone wants to go to, as I said, perhaps
[00:11:24] zero problems and work on an economic unit that can
[00:11:28] activate the issue of development and raising generations. People
[00:11:31] are tired of wars, we don't want this story anymore, frankly, and people
[00:11:35] have repented. Let's say it clearly, in plain language,
[00:11:39] so that we can go to building our institutions and generations and so
[00:11:42] on. The two countries paid a heavy price from the days
[00:11:46] of the former regime and from the days of what is called the axis of illusion, I call it
[00:11:49] the axis of illusion, not the axis of resistance, frankly, this is my position.
[00:11:53] And I believe that once again, the visit today
[00:11:57] perhaps constitutes an additional brick
[00:11:59] to a set, I mean, of previous steps on which the two
[00:12:03] governments built the new relationship, and it continues
[00:12:06] to, if I may say so, build
[00:12:10] these bricks so that there will be a better future for relations between
[00:12:13] the two countries. Of course, there are always interferences
[00:12:17] or overlaps or issues that are not necessarily
[00:12:20] 100% agreed upon. No, we can accomplish steps
[00:12:24] and build on them more and more because the interests of the two peoples are very
[00:12:27] important, and building a common future, indeed,
[00:12:31] as you said, and I believe it is a very vital issue, and it
[00:12:34] will be continuous, I
[00:12:46] timing of this visit and considering
[00:12:49] the Lebanese
[00:12:52] government delegation,
[00:12:55] what are the most important files on the
[00:13:03] visit comes in a pivotal stage,
[00:13:08] time, within the context of redrawing
[00:13:11] or restructuring bilateral relations between
[00:13:14] the Lebanese and Syrian countries, especially in light of the recent
[00:13:18] political changes
[00:13:20] in Syria. Indeed, there are
[00:13:23] many files currently, and they
[00:13:29] table for discussions between the two
[00:13:32] countries. The group of ministers present, as well as
[00:13:36] the Syrian state. I mean, the most important of these files,
[00:13:39] some of which have been pending
[00:13:42] for many years, and some
[00:13:46] of which have been pending for approximately a decade
[00:13:49] and a half in the recent past. I mean, the most important of these
[00:13:53] files are those concerning
[00:13:56] borders or security and border files,
[00:13:59] and
[00:14:01] humanitarian and judicial files as well, and what falls
[00:14:05] under this file. A group of important points, which are
[00:14:09] monitoring borders and pursuing
[00:14:12] smuggling networks, which were, I mean,
[00:14:16] the biggest obstacle that regional
[00:14:19] and other countries demanded
[00:14:23] in exchange for providing aid and
[00:14:27] assistance to Syria and Lebanon alike. Also,
[00:14:30] in addition to the most sensitive and most
[00:14:34] humanitarian file, which is the humanitarian file regarding
[00:14:36] the issue of prisoners and those not convicted in
[00:14:40] Lebanon, especially in Rumi prison. I mean, this file is truly
[00:14:44] thorny and needs a quick solution, and the Lebanese
[00:14:47] government has actually begun handing over the first
[00:14:51] prisoners, and their number was 128 prisoners, and
[00:14:55] now many prisoners remain, especially those not convicted,
[00:14:59] and especially with regard to the file of political
[00:15:02] prisoners who are still,
[00:15:05] or whose cases are still pending until
[00:15:09] this moment in Lebanon, in addition to the file of
[00:15:12] displaced persons within the Lebanese
[00:15:16] borders and the associated files related
[00:15:19] to them, such as, I mean, the registration of deaths
[00:15:23] and marriages and births
[00:15:26] and others, as your guest mentioned, regarding the issue
[00:15:30] of educational attainment and its accreditation in Syrian
[00:15:33] official institutions, in addition to the other file,
[00:15:37] which is considered important and is inseparable from the security file, which is
[00:15:40] the economic and commercial file,
[00:15:44] in both, or related to, I mean, enhancing
[00:15:48] land, sea, and digital connectivity also between
[00:15:52] the two countries, in addition to
[00:15:54] the issue of, I mean, preparing
[00:15:58] infrastructure
[00:16:01] for land corridors between the two parties, in addition
[00:16:05] to strengthening economic partnership between the two
[00:16:10] recently, in the middle of this year, I mean,
[00:16:12] the Syrian and Lebanese Higher Business Council
[00:16:16] was established, which aims to, I mean,
[00:16:20] يهدف الى يعني
[00:16:21] involve
[00:16:25] the private sector in Syrian reconstruction,
[00:16:28] which may contribute to Syrian reconstruction
[00:16:31] and other files that may have
[00:16:49] delegation includes ministers of education, social
[00:16:52] affairs and labor, and the file of Syrian
[00:16:55] refugees is, I mean, a priority in
[00:16:58] this session that took place today. In your opinion, how
[00:17:02] should coordination be regarding
[00:17:06] the safe return of Syrian
[00:17:10] refugees to their country?
[00:17:39] the most important files, perhaps, that were
[00:17:42] discussed today between the ministers, which is
[00:17:45] the file of the return of Syrian refugees to their country. In your opinion,
[00:17:49] how can coordination be established between
[00:17:52] file?
[00:17:54] First, we commend this visit, as
[00:17:58] well as previous visits. There is no alternative for these two
[00:18:01] countries but
[00:18:03] full agreement. Lebanon and Syria have one
[00:18:09] the recent period, after we finished with the corrupt regime
[00:18:13] that had controlled Lebanon for 30 years.
[00:18:17] Today we are in a new stage. Of course, there are
[00:18:20] obstacles, of course, there are accumulated problems,
[00:18:24] but the intention is what will
[00:18:27] build the future. I mean, the intention is good intention,
[00:18:31] mutual respect, appreciation between the two countries,
[00:18:34] and the rise of both countries. The issue
[00:18:37] of the displaced is 2011.
[00:18:41] Around one and a half million
[00:18:47] the former dictatorial rule
[00:18:50] and from killing, crime,
[00:18:52] and persecution. They fled to Lebanon.
[00:18:56] The Lebanese state welcomed them. The Lebanese
[00:18:59] people welcomed them with great
[00:19:01] hospitality, as the Lebanese
[00:19:04] are accustomed to embracing
[00:19:09] every oppressed person. For approximately 15 years, Syrians
[00:19:13] settled in Lebanon.
[00:19:17] Today, this crisis must be resolved.
[00:19:20] people to return because
[00:19:23] of the fear of the former corrupt regime that intended
[00:19:27] to eliminate them: execution, imprisonment, torture.
[00:19:30] Today, this obstacle has been removed.
[00:19:33] Today, we look at Syria and open a new
[00:19:37] page with Syria.
[00:19:40] thorny file must be resolved
[00:19:44] page by page.
[00:19:47] First, we have a change in the number
[00:19:51] of displaced people from 1.2 million to
[00:19:54] 1.6 million. This means we have about
[00:19:57] 40,000 displaced Syrians born in Lebanon,
[00:20:00] approximately. They must be registered in
[00:20:03] Syria first. Second,
[00:20:07] every Syrian who settled in Lebanon
[00:20:11] must be considered safe to return, as he dreamed,
[00:20:15] and this is now secured in Syria,
[00:20:18] and on the contrary, the authorities in Syria want these people
[00:20:24] to the Syrian renaissance and in building
[00:20:27] the future. And Lebanon, since
[00:20:32] Syrian labor,
[00:20:36] sets a condition for solving this problem,
[00:20:39] which is to finalize the papers of those who intend
[00:20:42] to stay in Lebanon, to finalize their legal papers in
[00:20:46] Syria and their papers in Lebanon so that they have the right to work as
[00:20:50] any Syrian whose papers are official
[00:20:54] from these two standpoints,
[00:20:58] meaning from the Syrian side,
[00:21:02] legal papers, registration
[00:21:06] of births, registration of deaths,
[00:21:09] all these matters, and in Lebanon, facilitating
[00:21:12] transactions and considering these Syrian citizens
[00:21:16] who want to work in Lebanon, they are already working here in Lebanon.
[00:21:21] Regardless of whether their papers are
[00:21:23] the Lebanese side,
[00:21:27] and improved
[00:21:29] to prevent
[00:21:32] any
[00:21:36] file? I mean, if you, I mean, what are the challenges that
[00:21:39] face the return of, I mean, Syrian refugees to their country,
[00:21:43] given that, I mean, the Syrian state wants
[00:21:46] its citizens to return, and also, I mean, there is coordination, perhaps, with
[00:21:51] framework? I mean,
[00:21:55] of course, the problem
[00:21:58] is how to return from one side,
[00:22:00] and where to return from the other
[00:22:04] side. I mean, are the areas from which they were displaced,
[00:22:07] the destroyed areas that were, we can say, occupied
[00:22:10] by the former Assad army,
[00:22:13] are they ready to receive these people? We are talking
[00:22:17] about one million. We are talking about
[00:22:21] destroyed areas, destroyed neighborhoods. Is it possible
[00:22:24] to return to them? This is from one side, and from
[00:22:27] the other side, are the supporting countries
[00:22:30] also convinced
[00:22:34] that these people should be supported financially
[00:22:36] and morally and returned
[00:22:40] to Syria? They need financial support and more
[00:22:44] moral support, and they need political
[00:22:48] the two countries. I mean, if the donor
[00:22:52] countries provided financial grants
[00:22:54] and provided moral support to these
[00:23:09] that the security challenges on both sides of the borders
[00:23:12] are many for both the Syrian and Lebanese
[00:23:16] sides. There are cross-border networks, smuggling networks,
[00:23:20] drug smuggling networks,
[00:23:22] large ones.
[00:23:26] the international coalition to combat terrorism.
[00:23:29] Today, the importance
[00:23:32] of cooperation between the two sides, and what are the difficulties that stand
[00:23:36] perhaps in front of Lebanon to raise coordination to the highest level with the Syrian
[00:23:39] side? Yes,
[00:23:42] I mean, today, many, I mean, certainly
[00:23:45] the gangs that are on the borders smuggle
[00:23:49] everything. From cocaine to people to weapons to
[00:23:52] everything, because they are smuggling gangs and they are not stable
[00:23:55] only in the Beqaa, in the north. The Lebanese north may also
[00:23:59] have gangs not from
[00:24:02] one side. I mean, a gang is a gang, and whatever happens, they smuggle.
[00:24:05] But today, after the end of Caesar's Law
[00:24:09] and many other things, meaning the Syrian coast has started
[00:24:13] receiving ships again, and it will be, I mean,
[00:24:17] the ports will be an organized station, and the airports. What has been accomplished in
[00:24:20] Syria is also very important. I mean, many things that were smuggled from
[00:24:24] Lebanon to Syria have ended. From Syria to
[00:24:27] Lebanon, all these matters are meaningless if
[00:24:31] we paid attention to the main equations.
[00:24:34] But today, if we talk about security, it's a very
[00:24:39] on the borders, that there should be sensors,
[00:24:42] sensitive sensors at all illegal crossings.
[00:24:46] Plant sensors that are linked to
[00:24:51] Lebanese security or Syrian security so that
[00:24:55] everyone who passes through this
[00:24:58] route is caught, and what they have, and how, and who is smuggling,
[00:25:01] and direct intervention. This can solve this issue
[00:25:05] technically by relying on
[00:25:08] technology more than planting soldiers,
[00:25:11] two battalions, four battalions from Lebanon and six battalions from Syria, it
[00:25:15] will not work except with technology. So,
[00:25:18] this needs a little bit.
[00:25:21] I return to you, Professor Johnny. We were talking about the most important issue, I mean,
[00:25:25] between the two countries, a thorny issue, which is the return of Syrian refugees, and our guest
[00:25:29] was saying that the number is 1.6 million,
[00:25:31] approximately. In your opinion, how can
[00:25:35] responsibilities be distributed between the two governments and international organizations
[00:25:41] file and enable Syrians to return to their country safely
[00:25:44] and voluntarily? First, Ms. Nadia, I believe that this file
[00:25:48] is, as you said, I mean, the two governments are working to
[00:25:52] resolve this file, no doubt. However, there are outstanding issues
[00:25:55] beyond the will or perhaps the ability of
[00:25:59] both parties. The destroyed areas in Syria
[00:26:02] are not yet ready for
[00:26:06] Syrian refugees in Lebanon. This is an important
[00:26:09] and vital issue, and perhaps it requires
[00:26:12] concerted efforts to rebuild so that people can return
[00:26:15] to their homes, cities, and villages, and so on.
[00:26:19] And certainly, there is, I mean, of course, genuine thinking by the Syrian
[00:26:23] government to work on this issue, but without international support, I
[00:26:26] believe that it is not easy. For the Lebanese side,
[00:26:30] there are challenges of another kind. I mean, this displacement
[00:26:34] created a certain situation that did not exist.
[00:26:37] Changing this situation requires many
[00:26:40] facts, will, and decisions, and so
[00:26:43] on, because even now, some camps, I mean,
[00:26:48] international organizations, on aid, and so on. And Lebanon,
[00:26:52] in one way or another, of course, thanks to them, hosted many refugees,
[00:26:56] but not at its expense only. I mean, this narrative must be
[00:27:00] clear, meaning the support was international. And all host
[00:27:03] countries in Syria's neighborhood benefited from the support of the international community
[00:27:07] for Syrian refugees, and therefore this is also
[00:27:12] the financial calculations in the budgets of the countries. I mean, we must
[00:27:15] also be clear in transparent
[00:27:18] issue. I mean, I reiterate, of course, there are
[00:27:21] human rights issues, I mean,
[00:27:24] pending. There are many detainees in Lebanese
[00:27:29] security problems, I mean, also some
[00:27:31] refugees, I mean, their behavior was not as expected. There have been many
[00:27:34] problems that we must acknowledge.
[00:27:38] In contrast, the Lebanese side was
[00:27:41] divided regarding the lives of Syrian refugees. For example,
[00:27:45] the axis group of the party and the like, Hezbollah,
[00:27:48] I mean, they were against the presence or against
[00:27:52] the presence of Syrian refugees there, and so on,
[00:27:55] and they assaulted them many times. I mean, therefore, this
[00:27:59] is an issue that also needs to be considered. There is now
[00:28:02] the government working, and this visit today by the Lebanese delegation to
[00:28:06] Damascus is part of how to look at
[00:28:09] activating more in areas of joint relations
[00:28:13] and in areas of specializations that have no
[00:28:16] problems. Problems, for example, may be resolved,
[00:28:20] for example, there are students between the two countries, because the ministers of education met, the ministers
[00:28:24] of labor, and so on. Perhaps
[00:28:26] the two governments say that we want to proceed with these
[00:28:30] issues that we can resolve. Some
[00:28:33] security issues are perhaps more difficult, and their resolution may be delayed.
[00:28:37] Therefore, let's proceed with the files that are more dynamic
[00:28:40] and more
[00:28:43] achieving steps and vital and
[00:28:47] good points for the benefit of the two countries, for the benefit of the two communities,
[00:28:50] so that it may be the entry point for smoothing the remaining atmosphere,
[00:28:53] even if we find that there is obstinacy, I mean, from the side
[00:28:57] that is attributed to the axis of illusion, I call it the axis of illusion again, because this
[00:29:01] must be named and must be we pass this axis, can
[00:29:04] the Lebanese government overcome
[00:29:08] it today, and it is not as easy
[00:29:12] as it should be, frankly, it is not as easy as it should be. It is a
[00:29:15] heavy file and it is related
[00:29:18] to international settlements, which may even be beyond
[00:29:21] the capacity and scope of the Lebanese or even Syrian government,
[00:29:25] because these files are among the unresolved regional
[00:29:28] and international disputes in the region. However, the two countries
[00:29:31] can, with these files that we are talking about,
[00:29:35] regardless of their will. That is why I said all the service files that
[00:29:39] help the two peoples
[00:29:42] Syrian students, for example, studying in Lebanon or similar, or
[00:29:48] on both sides, and so on. The rest of the files can be
[00:30:10] to what extent is today's coordination very important
[00:30:12] between the two sides, and how does it serve
[00:30:15] the economic or economic development
[00:30:18] that President Shar'a has always spoken
[00:30:22] development and development project, and why
[00:30:25] not have trade convoys
[00:30:28] go to Lebanon in more than one meeting?
[00:30:33] Of course, as you said, among
[00:30:36] the goals that can be achieved from this high-level visit
[00:30:39] is that
[00:30:43] it is