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Michel Murr - Wikipedia  Information about Michel Murr, Lebanese politician, parliament member and minister. en.wikipedia.org
Saad Haddad - Wikipedia  Information about Saad Haddad, Leader of South Lebanon Army. en.wikipedia.org
Bachir Gemayel - Wikipedia  Information about Bachir Gemayel, Lebanese President and founder of the Lebanese Forces Party. en.wikipedia.org
Raymond Edde - Wikipedia  Information about Raymond Edde, Lebanese politician and statesman. en.wikipedia.org
Afif Ayoub - Wikipedia  Information about Afif Ayoub, Lebanese diplomat has served in several diplomatic missions. en.wikipedia.org
Bahia Hariri - Wikipedia  Information about Bahia Hariri, Lebanese politician, parliament member and UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador. en.wikipedia.org
Elias Sarkis - Wikipedia  Information about Elias Sarkis, Lebanese President. en.wikipedia.org
Neemat G. Frem  Official website of Neemat G. Frem, a Lebanese entrepreneur, industrialist, community advocate and nationalist. President and CEO of INDEVCO multinational manufacturing group. President of the Maronite Foundation. Board member of a number of associations. neematfrem.com
Marwan Kheireddine - Wikipedia  Information about Minister Marwan Salim Kheireddine, a Lebanese politician and businessman. Chairman of Al-Mawarid Bank and member of the Lebanese Democratic Party. en.wikipedia.org
Elias el Murr - Wikipedia  Information about Elias el Murr, Lebanese politician and Minister. en.wikipedia.org
Dory Chamoun - Wikipedia  Information about Dory Chamoun, Lebanese politician, and leader of the National Liberal Party. en.wikipedia.org
Ibrahim Hussein Berro - Wikipedia  Information about Ibrahim Hussein Berro, Lebanese politician. en.wikipedia.org
Hussein Husseini - Wikipedia  Information about Hussein Husseini, Lebanese legislator and Parliament Speaker. en.wikipedia.org
L'Emir Magid Arslan - Wikipedia  Information about L'Emir Magid Arslan, a Lebanese politician and a Druze leader. en.wikipedia.org
Mona El-Solh - Wikipedia  Information about Mona El-Solh, a Lebanese daughter of the first Prime Minister of independent Lebanon, Riad El-Solh. en.wikipedia.org
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