The Arab media conference against the reconciliation in Lebanon angered Al Khalifa.
Bahraini Foreign Ministry protests Lebanese government against holding meeting of Arab media people against normalization of relations with Zionist regime.
The Bahraini Foreign Ministry protested against the Lebanese government for holding an anti-normalization meeting with the Zionist regime.
According to Russia Today, a meeting held last Wednesday in the presence of members of the Arab media against the normalization of relations with the Zionist regime in Lebanon stressed the need to adopt a comprehensive media strategy to combat this phenomenon.
The Bahraini Foreign Ministry called the members of the Arab media present at the meeting hostile elements and supporters of terrorism, and said that the purpose of the meeting was to promote insulting allegations against Bahrain.
The Bahraini Foreign Ministry said it had strongly protested to the Lebanese government in this regard, saying that hosting such a meeting was not acceptable at all and was a clear violation of the principles of respect for the sovereignty of countries and non-interference in their internal affairs.
The Bahraini Foreign Ministry also sent a note of protest to the Arab League Secretariat, saying it condemned what it called Lebanon’s unfriendly act.
Bahrain has called on the Lebanese government to block such meetings, which it says are reprehensible actions aimed at insulting Bahrain and run counter to the most basic diplomatic norms and equal fraternal relations between the two nations.
The Lebanese Foreign Ministry said in a statement in response to Bahrain’s protest that it was investigating the matter.
Bahrain has called on the Lebanese government to block such meetings, which it says are reprehensible actions aimed at insulting Bahrain and run counter to the most basic diplomatic norms and equal fraternal relations between the two nations.
The Lebanese Foreign Ministry said in a statement in response to Bahrain’s protest that it was investigating the matter.