Beirut: Interior and Municipalities Minister Ahmad Al-Hajjar announced Sunday that a total of 195 complaints had been registered so far in various districts of Mount Lebanon, as municipal and mukhtar elections are underway. According to National News Agency – Lebanon,
Beirut: Voting activity in the Mount Lebanon Governorate has led to a turnout of 14.30% so far, as reported by the Ministry of Interior and Municipalities. The municipal and mayoral elections have seen varied participation across different districts within the
Beirut: Lebanese Forces Party Chief Samir Geagea congratulated today the government and security forces on launching the mayoral and municipal elections in Mount Lebanon this Sunday. He stated, “Among the signs and indicators that Lebanon has entered a new phase
Beirut: Voting turnout in the Mount Lebanon Governorate has reached 19.46% in the ongoing municipal and mayoral elections. This figure reflects the participation of 162,271 voters out of the total 833,715 eligible voters in the region. According to National News
Beirut: Former President Michel Sleiman issued a statement this morning emphasizing the importance of citizen participation in the municipal and mayoral council elections. “Today is the citizen’s opportunity to launch a real reform process by voting for municipal and mayoral
