National affairs

The report presents Khaouli’s position on Syrian returns and residency and nationality issues in Lebanon.

Khaouli and Youssef Al Omairi discussed Gulf cooperation and a proposed fund supporting electricity in Lebanon.

The report presents his comments on Syrian employment and entry and work rules for workers in Lebanon.

Khaouli opposed a Syrian refugee schooling decision and requested legal conditions; the positions are attributed to him.

Khaouli presented his campaign’s position on integrating Syrian and Lebanese pupils in education.

Coverage notes Khaouli’s attendance at the Bkerke Mass where Rai discussed the army commander’s extension and the presidential vacancy.

After consulting General Security, Khaouli clarified a disputed circular regarding Syrian entry.

Khaouli suspended a protest against a Syrian delegation’s visit, citing participants’ safety.

Khaouli commented on controversy over the Syrian delegation’s passports and sought an official airport incident inquiry.

Khaouli called to prioritize reconstruction and losses over political arguments about the ceasefire.

The report names Khaouli among participants in a March 14 forces meeting at Maarab discussing Lebanon’s political and security developments.

Khaouli praises the army and security forces’ protection of Mount Lebanon elections and calls for preserving democratic conditions regardless of political winners.

Maronite League members meet at Khaouli’s Jal el Dib office and issue a statement on the south’s return to Lebanese state authority.

The report presents Khaouli’s assessment of Syrian workers’ remittances from Lebanon and their economic role, while noting the absence of official transfer figures.

Khaouli condemned the killing of Hikmat Hadchiti in Btishay and called for security measures and Syrian returns; the report records his position rather than a judicial finding.

At a press conference, Khaouli outlined the campaign's call to accelerate Syrian returns and linked the issue to government and security measures for organising the process.

The report discusses deportation of Syrian prisoners under existing agreements and quotes Khaouli on prison overcrowding and the judicial system's capacity.

Khaouli criticised Syrian demonstrations he said lacked permits, comparing them with refused permits for his campaign and calling for consistent enforcement and government action on displacement.

Khaouli described the campaign's airport protest route to Lebanon Debate, stressing peaceful conduct and security coordination while framing it as opposition to external involvement in displacement policy.

Khaouli announced cancellation of the Syria familiarisation visit programme within the return plan and called for government and border measures to address the issue.

The report presents a return plan with financial incentives and Khaouli's objections, including his view that the announced measures are insufficient and could prolong residence.

At Workers' House, Khaouli spoke for change groups calling for a presidential election and an end to institutional paralysis, warning against further parliamentary failure.

After consulting relevant officials, Khaouli explained General Security's circular on transit by Syrians who entered Europe irregularly and called for safeguards against misuse of Lebanese territory.

Khaouli condemned Emile Hadife's killing in Mazraat Yachouh and urged restraint and government and border measures; the report documents the campaign's position on the case and displacement.