Cabinet appoints key figures to CDR and Ogero leadership
Ghassan Khairallah was named Secretary-General of the CDR, while Youssef Karam and Ibrahim Chahrour were appointed as Vice Presidents. Ziad Nasr was designated as the Government Commissioner to the CDR. Non-resident members appointed include Houssam Itani, Georgio Kallas, and Firas Abou Diab.
In a separate decision, the Cabinet appointed Judge Ahmad Oweidat as the new Director-General of Ogero.
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