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Lebanon’s president says consultations on new government start next week

Lebanon’s government resigned on Aug. 10. (File/AFP)

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Updated 07 October 2020

Reuters

October 07, 2020 06:46

Lebanon’s president says consultations on new government start next week

Mustapha Adib, initially tasked with forming a new cabinet, quit late last month

Updated 07 October 2020

Reuters

October 07, 2020 06:46

BEIRUT: Lebanon’s President Michel Aoun on Wednesday said parliament will meet on Oct. 15 to begin consultations to form a new government.
Lebanon’s government resigned on Aug. 10 in the wake of a devastating blast that killed nearly 200 people and wrecked swathes of the capital, Beirut. Mustapha Adib, initially tasked with forming a new cabinet, quit late last month, amid bickering over ministerial posts.