121. U.S. Official Renews Concerns About Syrian Involvement In Lebanon SLUG 2326252 Congress-lebanon (L-only), DATE, NOTE NUMBER IntegratingHezbollah into lebanon s government and society, she says, is preferable to http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/news/2005/07/mil-050729-38bd29bf.

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122. ArabBay.com: Arab Countries/Lebanon/Government government. lebanon. • Libya. • Mauritania. • Morocco. • Oman. • Palestine.• Qatar. • Saudi. • Somalia Home Arab Countries lebanon government http://www.arabbay.com/Arab_Countries/Lebanon/Government/

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123. Embassy Of Japan/Links To Lebanon/Government The Embassy of Japan in lebanon Home Page bltdb.gif (155 bytes), InvestmentDevelopment Authority of lebanon. bltdb.gif (155 bytes), Justice Ministry http://www.lb.emb-japan.go.jp/government.htm

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124. Friends Of Micronesia: Lebanon's Government Resigns Most people are probably aware by now that lebanon s government has resigned Now I believe the President of lebanon will appoint a new government http://www.friendsofmicronesia.com/archives/000693.html

Friends of Micronesia Micronesia * Israel * The US of A « What's Going on With Syria? Main Eyebloggin » March 01, 2005 Lebanon's Government Resigns Most people are probably aware by now that Lebanon's government has resigned Lebanese Prime Minister Omar Karami announced his government's resignation Monday, prompting a cheer from more than 25,000 flag-waving opposition demonstrators protesting the government and its Syrian backers a few hundred meters away. "I am keen that the government will not be a hurdle in front of those who want the good for this country. I declare the resignation of the government that I had the honor to head. May God preserve Lebanon," Karami said. Based on a review of some Arab blogs and analysis, I have concluded that this move in and of itself does not mean much. Now I believe the President of Lebanon will appoint a new government (source) , and the since the President Emile Lahoud is firmly in Syria's pocket, it may be another pro-Syrian government. However, I believe that as part of the larger context of what is happening in Lebanon this is big. It is part of a trend, and as long as the people there feel strongly enough, and safe enough to stand up for themselves, then there is no turning back. The Angry Arab thinks that So this is obvious: Syria will sell Iraq to buy Lebanon, and US will sell Lebanon to buy Iraq.

125. Freedom In The World 2004 However, its firm control of lebanon s government continued to be the By theend of that decade, lebanon s government debt exceeded its own gross http://www.freedomhouse.org/research/freeworld/2004/countryratings/lebanon.htm

Lebanon Political Rights: Civil Liberties: Status: Not Free GNI per capita: Population: Life Expectancy: Religious Groups: Muslim [Mostly Shi'a] (70 percent),Christian (30 percent) Ethnic Groups: Arab (95 percent), Armenian (4 percent),other (1 percent) Capital: Beirut Ten Year Ratings Timeline (Political Rights, Civil Liberties, Status): 6,5,NF 6,5,NF 6,5,NF 6,5,NF 6,5,NF 6,5,NF 6,5,NF 6,5,NF 6,5,NF 6,5,NF Overview During 2003, Syria carried out two major troop redeployments, reducing its occupation force in Lebanon to fewer than 20,000 soldiers. However, its firm control of Lebanon's government continued to be the greatest impediment to freedom in Lebanon. The state's reaction to several major corruption scandals and security incidents during the year highlighted its continuing inability to investigate alleged wrongdoing by allies of Syria. In 1989, the surviving members of Lebanon's 1972 parliament convened in Taif, Saudi Arabia, and agreed to a plan put forward by the Arab League that weakened the presidency, established equality in Christian and Muslim parliamentary representation, and mandated close security cooperation with occupying Syrian troops. After the ouster of General Michel Aoun from east Beirut by Syrian forces in October 1990, a new Syrian-backed government extended its writ throughout most of the country.

126. Governments On The WWW: Lebanon Links to websites of governmental institutions and political parties in lebanon. http://www.gksoft.com/govt/en/lb.html

Governments on the WWW: Lebanon Home Table of Contents List of Countries Signs and Symbols ... Feedback Lebanon [ Lubnan - Liban ] Official languages: Arabic, French National Institutions: [Presidency of the Lebanese Republic] Parlement Libanais [Lebanese Parliament] Administration Centrale de la Statistique [Central Administration for Statistics] Investment Development Authority of Lebanon Conseil National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) [National Council for Scientific Research] [Ministry of Agriculture] [Ministry of Displaced] [Ministry of Economy and Trade] [Ministry of Environment] [Ministry of Finance] Customs Administration Institut des Finances [Institute of Finance] [Ministry of Industry] Lebanese Standards Institution Industrial Research Institute Internal Security Forces [Ministry of Justice] Direction de la Jeunesse et des Sports [Directorate of Youth and Sports] [National Centre of Educational Research and Development] [Ministry of Post and Telecommunications] [Ministry of Public Health] [Ministry of Public Works] [Ministry of Tourism] General Directorate of Emigrants Lebanese Armed Forces Centre des Archives Nationales [Center of National Archives] Civil Service Board Central Inspection Board [Council of Development and Reconstruction] General Military Prosecutor Banque du Liban (BDL) [Bank of Lebanon] Agence Nationale des Informations [National News Agency] Court of Audit Conseil Constitutionnel [Constitutional Council] Municipal Institutions: Municipality of Ainab Municipality of Aley Municipality of Brummana Municipality of Hammana ... City of Saida Representations in Foreign Countries:

127. Government Sites http://www.greenplan.gov.lb/gov.html

128. 3/2/2003 -- LEBANON:Government Goes Green On Reducing Energy Use LEBANONGovernment goes green on reducing energy use Plan will lower greenhousegas emissions, Program will raise awareness of measures to improve http://www.forests.org/articles/reader.asp?linkid=19909

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