MP Tony Frangieh on Tuesday welcomed at his Beirut office, the Algerian Ambassador to Lebanon, Rachid Belbaki, in the presence of MP Frangieh's Advisor, attorney Antoine Fenianos. During the meeting, discussions reportedly touched on the latest field developments in southern Lebanon and Gaza. The Lebanese political reality was also presented, with an emphasis on the necessity of fulfilling the presidential election as a gateway to the regularity of public and constitutional life in Lebanon. Emphasis was also made on the importance of the bilateral relations between Lebanon and Algeria, especially after the issuance of the new investment law in Algeria, according to a statement from Frangieh's media office. On the other hand, MP Frangieh met with a delegation from the Digital Transformation and Governance Network in Lebanon. During the meeting, discussions reportedly touched on some laws related to the digital transformation field. The delegation handed MP Franjieh an invitation to participate in the sci entific conference that will be held at the House of Parliament, which will focus on the Lebanese laws related to governance and digital transformation. Source: National News Agency - Lebanon
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