Lebanon's Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri presides a cabinet meeting at the governmental palace in Beirut. PHOTO: REUTERS
BEIRUT: Saad al-Hariri, Lebanon’s Prime Minister who resigned from his post on Nov. 4th from Saudi Arabia, said he is fine and will return to Lebanon in the next two days.
Writing on Twitter, Hariri urged Lebanese to remain calm, adding that his family would “stay in its country, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia”, he said.
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Is he returnng to Lebanon as a lebanese prme minister or simply as citizen of Saud Arabia?
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