This dossier collects reporting on Lebanese public affairs, sovereignty, institutions and political and social crises. It documents Maroun El Khaouli’s statements, meetings and initiatives as reported by the media, including contested positions. Browse by year, publisher or content type and consult the original report to assess its context.
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Khaouli explained the campaign’s position on General Security’s circular allowing Syrians with lawful status in Europe to transit through Lebanon to Syria, highlighting departure deadlines and security checks.
After consulting General Security, Khaouli explained a circular on transit by a category of Syrians, seeking stricter departure monitoring and judicial referral of suspicious cases.
The report includes Khaouli’s criticism of security laxity after the killing, while explicitly noting that rumours about the perpetrators had not been officially confirmed.
AlMarkazia reports Khaouli's press conference after Emile Hadife's killing, recording his condemnation and demands concerning borders and displacement as the campaign's position.
Khaouli submitted proposals to Mikati on displacement, Lebanese returns from Syrian villages and security cooperation against human smuggling ahead of a planned Damascus visit.
Khaouli spoke at JAD's tribute to tennis player Hady Habib, praising his sporting achievements and representation of Lebanon at the Olympics.
Khaouli welcomed the army taking over sites and camps and receiving unauthorised weapons as steps towards implementing Resolution 1701 and strengthening state authority.
Khaouli questioned whether estimates captured the full damage of Israel’s war on Lebanon, in reporting that examined economic losses, destruction and the implications for reconstruction funding.
At a Zahle press conference, Khaouli opposed relocating displaced Syrians from the south and Beirut's suburbs to the area, calling for Lebanese authorities to participate in residency decisions.
Khaouli welcomed Mikati's rejection of outside negotiations on Lebanon's behalf over Resolution 1701, invoking non-interference and sovereign national decision-making.
Mikati receives a National Campaign for the Repatriation of Displaced Syrians delegation headed by Khaouli at the Grand Serail to discuss displacement policy.
An archived report on a response to the EU assistance package for Lebanon. The original publication by Arab News provides the full context.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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 visited Patriarch Rai with the campaign delegation, presenting its goals, activities and position on Syrian displacement in meetings documented by Al-Joumhouria’s daily edition.
The total counts indexed publications, not separate events. Different publishers may cover the same statement. This is a growing archive, not an exhaustive record.
