Haykal, Bukhari broach regional, domestic developments
Lebanese Army Commander, General Rodolph Haykal, welcomed Saudi Ambassador to Lebanon Waleed Bukhari, at his office in Yarzeh, accompanied by Military Attaché Brigadier General Fawaz Al-Mutairi.
Discussions focused on the general situation in Lebanon and the wider region.
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