Cabinet Approves Economic Zone Demarcation Line--Move Seen As Essential for Lebanon to Exploit Oil and Gas Resources--Suleiman in New York to Address General Assembly, Chair Security Council Session--Parliamentary Committees Again Fail to Approve Electricity Bill--Maronite Leaders' Meeting to be Held Friday Despite Rai's Controversial Remarks--Iran Says Arms are Smuggled Into Syria (Lebanon-Politics) Cabinet Approves Economic Zone Demarcation Line--Move Seen As Essential for Lebanon to Exploit Oil and Gas Resources--Suleiman in New York to Address General Assembly, Chair Security Council Session--Parliamentary Committees Again Fail to Approve Electricity Bill--Maronite Leaders' Meeting to be Held Friday Despite Rai's Controversial Remarks--Iran Says Arms are Smuggled Into Syria (Lebanon-Politics)

Cabinet Approves Economic Zone Demarcation Line--Move Seen As Essential for Lebanon to Exploit Oil and Gas Resources--Suleiman in New York to Address General Assembly, Chair Security Council Session--Parliamentary Committees Again Fail to Approve Electricity Bill--Maronite Leaders' Meeting to be Held Friday Despite Rai's Controversial Remarks--Iran Says Arms are Smuggled Into Syria (Lebanon-Politics‪)‬

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--Cabinet Approves Economic Zone Demarcation Line --Move Seen as Essential for Lebanon to Exploit Oil and Gas Resources

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2011
20 September
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The Middle East Reporter
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