Hariri puts resignation on hold
(MENAFN) Recently resigned Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri announced on Wednesday that he will put his resignation on hold, after more than two weeks of his shocking resignation while touring abroad.
Hariri said he had accepted President Michel Aoun's wish for him to suspend his resignation to allow for more consultations on the reasons for the move, CNN reported.
Hariri announced his resignation on November 4 while in a visit to Saudi Arabia, saying he feared his life was in danger.
Aoun said at the time Hariri was being held against his will in Riyadh and speculation swirled in Lebanon that he was being held hostage.
Hariri said he had accepted President Michel Aoun's wish for him to suspend his resignation to allow for more consultations on the reasons for the move, CNN reported.
Hariri announced his resignation on November 4 while in a visit to Saudi Arabia, saying he feared his life was in danger.
Aoun said at the time Hariri was being held against his will in Riyadh and speculation swirled in Lebanon that he was being held hostage.
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