Lebanon PM Hariri to leave Saudi Arabia for France
Mariam Saleh
Press TV, Beirut
Lebanese Prime Minister Sa'ad al-Hariri and his family are expected to arrive in Paris on Saturday where they will meet with President Emanuel Macron. The trip is part of a French initiative to release Hariri who is believed to be held by force in Saudi Arabia. In Beirut, many believe that Hariri’s trip to Paris will lead to his return to Beirut. But as Press TV’s correspondent Maryam Saleh reports, there are also fears that his return kick off a new round of political feud in Lebanon.
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