REPORT: Second dialogue session scheduled for September 16

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REPORT: Second dialogue session scheduled for September 16
Progress was not made between Lebanese factions during the first dialogue session held on Wednesday at parliament, and a second session was set for September 16, sources said.
 
The session for dialogue was convened at the Parliament under the chairmanship of Speaker Nabih Berri, with 16 political teams discussing an agenda of 5 items, amid the boycott of the Lebanese Forces.

During the session, a heated dispute flared up between Change and Reform Bloc leader MP Michel Aoun and former Prime Minister Fouad Siniora and Minister Boutros Harb on the backdrop of the presidential elections, prompting House Speaker Nabih Berri to interfere in a bid to end the debate.

This as protesters rallied outside the building, denouncing the dialogue session.

Prior to the meeting, Prime Minister Tammam Salam, who is attending the dialogue, hoped that the talks will help in resolving the presidential crisis, revealing that he called for an extraordinary cabinet session to be held today (Wednesday) at 5 pm to discuss the waste crisis.

He called on all the ministers to attend the cabinet session.

Meanwhile, tight security measures have been implemented in the vicinity of the Parliament, starting from Sayifi to the entrances of Hamra Street, while access to the Parliament has been limited to the staff and accredited journalists holding cards prepared specifically to allow them to cover the dialogue session. 

 
 
For more details, watch Bassam Abou Zeid's report in the video above

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