Friday, January 31, 2025
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Schedule of meetings for Iranian deputy minister of foreign affairs for consular and parliamentary affairs, Mr. Wahid Jalalzadeh:
10:00 am Meeting with Acting General Director of General Security, Major General Elias Bissari.
11:15 am Meeting with Minister of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants in the Caretaker Government, Dr. Abdullah Bou Habib.
1:15 pm Meeting with House Speaker, Nabih Berri.
3:00 pm Visit to the graves of Resistance martyrs (Raudat al-Shahidin and the place of martyrdom of Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah in Haret Hreik).
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4:00 pm Meeting of mayors and mukhtars of the border villages with Head of the South Lebanon Council, Engineer Hashim Haidar, Director General of Electricité du Liban, Kamal Hayek, and Director General of the South Lebanon Water Authority, Dr. Waseem Dahir, at the South Lebanon Council Building in Bir Hassan to discuss the return of residents to their villages.
8:00 pm Health Night "Queen of Queen" at the Venice Intercontinental Hotel, under the patronage of the Minister of Information, in collaboration with Sense-I Company and BSC Center, to launch a health initiative focused on media professionals (TV, radio, print, and photographers) called "Arab Queen of Fitness".
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