March 14 delegation heads to Riyadh to extend condolences

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26-10-2011 | 07:28
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March 14 delegation heads to Riyadh to extend condolences
A March 14 delegation left Beirut on Wednesday afternoon on a private jet owned by Middle East Airlines (MEA) headed to Riyadh to convey their condolences to the Saudi leadership after the death of Saudi Crown Prince Sultan Bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud.    

The delegation is comprised of the following: former PM Fouad Siniora and MPs: Marwan Hamadeh, Jean Ogassapian, Samir Jisr, Nouhad Machnouq, Dori Chamoun, Nadim Gemayel, Antoine Zahra, Imad Hout, Mohammad Kabbani, Ammar Houry, Mohammad Hajjar, Moueen Merhebi, Nidal Tohme, Khodr Habib, Khaled Daher, Sebouh Kalbakian, Kazem Kheir, Amine Wehbi, Riyad Rahhal, Khaled Zahraman, Assem Araji, Jamal Jarrah, Ziad Kadiri, Qassem Abdul Aziz, Antoine Saad, Henry Helou, Fouad Saad, Badr Wannous, Atef Majdalani, Serge Torsarkissian, Bassem Chab and Hadi Hobeich.    

The delegation also includes former ministers: Omar Meskaw, Mohammad Chatah, Mohammad Rahal, as well as former MPs: Fares Souaid, Mansour Ghanem el Bon, Elias Atallah, Mosbah El Ahdab and Mohammad Amin Itani.   

Rounding out the delegation are: Future movement’s Secretary-General Ahmad Hariri, Mount Lebanon Mufti Sheikh Mohammad Ali Jouzou, Akkar Mufti Sheikh Ossama Rifai, Sidon Mufti Sheikh Salim Sousan, Baalbek Mufti Sheikh Khaled Saleh, many newspaper owners, editors in chief and media representatives in Lebanon.

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