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Lebanon's information minister discusses media cooperation with Algerian ambassador

Minister Paul Morcos received Algeria's ambassador to Lebanon, Khemissi Arif, for talks on regional developments and media cooperation between the two countries.

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Lebanon's Minister of Information, Dr. Paul Morcos, received the Algerian Ambassador to Lebanon, Khemissi Arif, at his office at the ministry on Monday.

According to Lebanon's National News Agency, the discussion touched on the latest developments in Lebanon and the region, as well as ways to enhance media cooperation between the two countries.

No further details on specific initiatives or agreements arising from the meeting were reported.

Ongoing bilateral contacts

The meeting forms part of a series of contacts between Lebanese officials and foreign diplomats on media and cultural cooperation, a recurring theme in the ministry's engagements with ambassadors based in Beirut.

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