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An archived report on safety in restaurants and workplaces. The original publication by المركزية provides the full context.

Conference chair Khaouli joined JAD and the pharmacists’ syndicate to present recommendations against drug trafficking and addiction, including distinguishing users from dealers and accelerating treatment referrals.

Khaouli discussed regulating Syrian employment and possible alternative labor sources in a press report.

Khaouli discussed regulating Syrian employment and possible alternative labor sources in a press report.

An archived report on meeting on displacement with the Higher Defence Council. The original publication by الوكالة الوطنية للإعلام / NNA provides the full context.

He received Pierre Jaara to discuss his engineering syndicate platform, advocating energy efficiency and green buildings.

He met the environment minister with a local delegation and urged halting a petroleum loading platform and studying safer alternatives.

Khaouli joined a delegation meeting Lebanese Forces officials on displaced Syrians, in a report documenting the hosts' positions and discussion of returns and government policy.

As conference chair, Khaouli advocated cooperation among government, unions and civil society against addiction and trafficking, with practical recommendations, legislation and locally appropriate prevention and treatment programs.

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

Khaouli announced cancellation of a protest connected with a road accident victim’s funeral and explained the decision.

Speaking on Voice of Lebanon as a JAD board member, Khaouli called for awareness and legal safeguards against online gambling addiction, with conference recommendations informing proposed legislation.

In reporting Lebanon’s tightening policy toward Syrian refugees, Arab News described Khaouli’s letter to UNHCR alleging encouragement of integration rather than return, attributing that accusation explicitly to him.

Khaouli called an accusation of inciting workers a dangerous precedent and announced plans for an ILO complaint, amid union solidarity with Castro Abdallah and dismissed workers.

Akhbar Alsaha criticized proposed Syrian residence and deportation legislation, documenting Khaouli’s appearance with MP Elias Jradi and presenting rights concerns about punitive measures and generalizations.

Khaouli attended a Kataeb conference presenting proposals to regulate Syrians’ presence in Lebanon.

Khaouli and a campaign delegation met Gebran Bassil to discuss displacement effects and policy responses, expressing hope for cooperation and joint efforts.

The Anti-Racism Movement criticized Khaouli’s statements on Syrian student integration, presenting a contrasting account of school segregation within its report on discrimination against refugee children.

Sami Gemayel met a displacement return campaign delegation led by Khaouli.

Khaouli presented the campaign’s position on Syrian displacement and its consequences for Lebanon.

Khaouli criticised delays in executing international warrants concerning Salameh, seeking judicial independence and equality before the law. The statement's financial allegations are attributed claims, not judicial findings.

Al-Modon examined Khaouli’s campaign objections to Syrian student integration, contrasting claims about settlement and identity with analysis of education financing and public school conditions.

Khaouli outlined JAD’s projects in a speech during a tribute to General Tony Saliba.

Khaouli spoke for JAD at a tribute to the State Security chief in Hboub, praising anti-drug efforts and linking prevention to youth protection and social security.