PM Salam discusses Syrian unity and Lebanon's stability in call with Walid Jumblatt
In a phone call with former Progressive Socialist Party leader Walid Jumblatt, Salam stressed the importance of acting with wisdom and restraint in Lebanon and avoiding reactions that could trigger internal tensions among fellow citizens.
The prime minister also praised Jumblatt's efforts, along with those of other local leaders across various regions, to prevent internal disputes that could threaten Lebanon's stability and its path toward restoring state authority.
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