http://www.tajaddod-youth.com/blog-page/443/ The youth branch of the Democratic Renewal Movement, advocating the establishment of a new political culture in Lebanon, founded on its attachment to democracy - شباب حركة التجدد الديموقراطي Sun, 14 Mar 2010 08:51:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 http://www.tajaddod-youth.com/blog-page/443/#comment-274 Global Voices in Italiano » Libano: la visita del Presidente Suleiman in Siria Tue, 19 Aug 2008 09:01:39 +0000 http://www.tajaddod-youth.com/blog-page/443/#comment-274 [...] blog di Tajaddod Youth commenta la notizia del memorandum consegnato al Presidente dal partito filo-governativo 14 March [...] […] blog di Tajaddod Youth commenta la notizia del memorandum consegnato al Presidente dal partito filo-governativo 14 March […]

]]> http://www.tajaddod-youth.com/blog-page/443/#comment-264 Global Voices Online » Lebanon: The Presidential Visit to Syria Thu, 14 Aug 2008 16:37:01 +0000 http://www.tajaddod-youth.com/blog-page/443/#comment-264 [...] Tajaddod Youth’s blog reports on the memorandum handed to the President prior to his visit by the pro-government party 14 March. This memo reflects the party’s visions and recommendations on establishing the Syrian- Lebanese ties: The Memorandum lists the seven key steps that are needed to put the Lebanese-Syrian relations on the right track: ending all ties to armed groups in Lebanon, refraining from any act that would jeopardize Lebanon’s stability and security; border demarcation; diplomatic relations; release of Lebanese detainees in Syrian jails; revising the Lebanese-Syrian “Fraternity, Cooperation and Coordination Treaty” and all subsequent bilateral conventions. [...] […] Tajaddod Youth’s blog reports on the memorandum handed to the President prior to his visit by the pro-government party 14 March. This memo reflects the party’s visions and recommendations on establishing the Syrian- Lebanese ties: The Memorandum lists the seven key steps that are needed to put the Lebanese-Syrian relations on the right track: ending all ties to armed groups in Lebanon, refraining from any act that would jeopardize Lebanon’s stability and security; border demarcation; diplomatic relations; release of Lebanese detainees in Syrian jails; revising the Lebanese-Syrian “Fraternity, Cooperation and Coordination Treaty” and all subsequent bilateral conventions. […]

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