Lebanon's President Aoun thanks Chinese Ambassador for strengthening bilateral ties
During their meeting, Aoun praised the ambassador's efforts over the past four years to strengthen bilateral relations between Lebanon and China and wished him success in his future diplomatic assignments.
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