Press Digest for Friday April 05, 2013

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05-04-2013 | 00:08
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Press Digest for Friday April 05, 2013
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Press Digest for Friday April 05, 2013
              
The following are summaries of today's major stories published in the Arabic press. LBCI does not edit press digest articles for content, giving English-language readers insight into the various views expressed in newspapers across the Arab world.


Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea told al-Akhbar newspaper on Friday that naming MP Tamam Salam for the Prime Ministry shows "wisdom" on the part of March 14 in "choosing the right person for the right position".           
            
According to the Daily, Geagea urged the formation of a "neutral" cabinet to oversee the upcoming elections and to deal with the security and economic issues.                  

As  well, Geagea reiterated his support to holding the upcoming parliamentary elections based on the hybrid draft law.                   


Caretaker Prime Minister Najib Mikati revealed to An-Nahar newspaper on Friday that he will name MP Tamam Salam in the consultations  to designate a Prime Minister to form a new cabinet.                       

Mikati expressed his belief that his resignation would break the political deadlock and open a new opportunity for parties to  confront dangers threatening the country.                    


Sources revealed to Al-Joumhouria newspaper on Friday that contacts between Ain el-Tineh, Dahieh and Rabieh are underway and their results will see the light following the Change and Reform bloc's meeting set for Friday afternoon.                    

Sources asserted that Caretaker Energy Minister Gebran Bassil and Speaker Nabih Berri agreed on naming MP Tamam Salam for the Prime Ministry.              


Sources close to Dar al-Fatwa asserted to Asharq Alawsat newspaper on Friday that Grand Mufti of Lebanon Sheikh Mohammad Rashid Qabbani is adamant on carrying out the Shura Council's elections.    
                
Sources said that the logistic preparations are underway to hold the elections "against all odds" on April 14.    
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