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December 11, 2011

Daily Star - Ban Ki-moon to visit Lebanon next month, December 11th 2011


BEIRUT: United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will visit Beirut next month, according to the National News Agency.
He announced his planned visit to Foreign Minister Adnan Mansour while in Doha Sunday on the sidelines of the Fourth Forum of the Alliance of Civilizations, the focus of which was Friday’s bomb targeting the French patrol of UNIFIL.
Mansour said he repeatedly told the secretary-general that Lebanon is committed to the protection of the troops in the south, and they would work to strengthen their security.
Ban meanwhile praised Lebanon for the decision to fund the Special Tribunal for Lebanon, saying it “reflects Lebanon’s commitment to international resolutions.”
The U.N. secretary-general plans on visiting Lebanon on Jan. 13 and 14, where he will meet with various officials, including those in UNIFIL.

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