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The situation in Lebanon also remains complex.
Lebanon also stressed its inalienable right to its water resources.
Conditions in refugee camps in Lebanon also remained very difficult.
Lebanon also refuses to negotiate a peaceful resolution to the problem.
The situation in the Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon also remains of concern.
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The situation in Lebanon also remains high on the international agenda.
Lebanon also continued to host Syrian nationals fleeing the violence in their country.
The United Nations Special Coordinator for Lebanon also attended and addressed the meeting.
Lebanon also believes that the protection of our common environment presents a different kind of challenge.
Prior to Israel's establishment,Druze from Syria and Lebanon also used to participate in the festival, but are no longer able to do so today.
Lebanon also has participated and will continue to participate in the tripartite meetings to maintain the calm along the Blue Line.
The disturbing reports from Lebanon also highlight the need for further restrictions on the use of cluster bombs.
Lebanon also considers the Convention as a legal basis for international cooperation in the absence of bilateral or multilateral treaties.
In the face of Israel's designs andin keeping with international law, Lebanon also wishes to assert its right to use its waters, oil and natural gas wealth, especially as it plans to exploit those resources within the limits of its exclusive economic zone.
Lebanon also utilized the template circulated during the fifth session of the Implementation Review Group to provide additional information.
The Government of Lebanon also protested the air violations, demanding that they immediately stop.
Lebanon also recognizes the fact that the calls for reform are correct and justified and not intended to foment sectarian rivalries and strife.”.
My Special Coordinator for Lebanon also consistently raised this issue with officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs during his visits to Israel during the reporting period.
Lebanon also took a prominent position in the Council's work following the adoption, on 2 September 2004, of resolution 1559(2004) and the subsequent developments on the ground.
Lebanon also affirms that it possesses no weapons of mass destruction and that it supports the implementation of all effective deterrent measures to curb their proliferation.
Lebanon also noted with satisfaction the efforts being made by Bolivia to ensure freedom of expression and the enjoyment of cultural rights by indigenous peoples.
Lebanon also supports Syria's leadership in its decision to initiate reforms, including the lifting of the state of emergency and the laws on political parties and information.
Lebanon also benefited from and contributed to the achievements of other Arab States through its membership in the Arab Women's Organization(AWO) and the Arab Women's Parliamentary Network.
Lebanon also reminds the international community that Israel has not yet provided maps marking the location of the mines it laid during its 22-year occupation of Lebanese territory.
Lebanon also fell victim to a destructive Israeli invasion and to the occupation of a large part of its territory which Israel, without any legal justification or entitlement, claims to be a“security belt”.
Lebanon also believes that the phenomenon of globalization has become a reality that is imbued with both positive and negative elements, which in turn influence the cultures and economies of Member States.
The Government of Lebanon also assured that it would do all it could to prevent a repetition of the events of 15 May, including imposing measures to restrict demonstrators' access to the Blue Line.
Lebanon also wishes to reaffirm its adherence to international law and the principles of the Charter of the United Nations, in particular the principles of the sovereign equality of States and regional integrity.
Lebanon also appreciated the work of civil society and hoped to work hand in hand with civil society organizations to create an enabling environment for these organizations to pursue their legitimate interests and concerns.
Lebanon also calls upon the international community to enable the Palestinian people to exercise their inalienable rights and, above all, the right to self-determination and to establish their independent State of Palestine with East Jerusalem as its capital.