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Fiji Govt, Lebanon formalize diplomatic relations

Fiji Govt, Lebanon formalize diplomatic relations

By fijivillage.com
01/11/2010
The Governments of Fiji and Lebanon formalised their diplomatic relations in a ceremony in New York recently.

The formal relationship was affected by a joint communiqué signed by Ambassador Nawaf Salam of Lebanon and Ambassador Peter Thomson of Fiji.

The Ministry of Information confirmed that the communiqué expresses the desire of the two countries in promoting the spirit of mutual understanding, developing friendship ties and diplomatic cooperation with each other.

The formalisation of relations also recognises that the ties of friendship between Lebanon and Fiji will be based on the principles of the United Nations Charter and international law, particularly international peace and security, juridical equality among states, respect of national sovereignty, independence, respect for international treaties, territorial integrity and non interference in the internal affairs of states.


Story by: Selina Navuso
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