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Commerce ministry warns against fake circular
Commerce ministry warns against fake circular

Observer

time08-07-2025

  • Business
  • Observer

Commerce ministry warns against fake circular

Muscat: The Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion has issued a warning regarding the circulation of a fake document titled 'Ministerial Statement,' which falsely claims to represent ministry personnel and is being used to promote unregistered online stores within the Sultanate of Oman. The ministry clarified that the document is not authentic and forms part of attempted electronic fraud. It urges the public to avoid dealing with such unauthorized platforms and to rely solely on officially approved and licensed e-commerce stores listed on the 'Tijarah' and 'Ma'roof Oman' platforms. The ministry also stressed the importance of verifying the electronic store's communication details and ensuring it is officially registered in the commercial registry before making any transactions. For more information and to verify store legitimacy, the public is advised to use the official platforms: and

Hezbollah reportedly preparing its own response to US paper
Hezbollah reportedly preparing its own response to US paper

Nahar Net

time03-07-2025

  • Politics
  • Nahar Net

Hezbollah reportedly preparing its own response to US paper

Hezbollah reportedly preparing its own response to US paper Hezbollah is waiting to receive a copy of the Lebanese paper that is being prepared by President Joseph Aoun, Speaker Nabih Berri and PM Nawaf Salam in response to the paper submitted by U.S. envoy Tom Barrack, informed political sources said. The Lebanese response will consider the current government's Ministerial Statement as 'a Lebanese acknowledgment of the monopolization of arms in the hands of the state' and will demand that Israel stop its strikes and release the Lebanese captives, the sources told ad-Diyar newspaper. The sources also revealed that a panel formed by Hezbollah is about to finalize its own 'paper,' which will be 'more than mere remarks or amendments, but rather a complete paper detailing Hezbollah's stance on the points mentioned in the U.S. paper.' Hezbollah's stance 'will stress that Lebanon has committed and implemented what it had pledged to do' and will 'reject any attempts aimed at passing a new agreement that replaces the November 27 agreement,' the sources added.

Hezbollah reportedly preparing its own response to US paper
Hezbollah reportedly preparing its own response to US paper

Nahar Net

time02-07-2025

  • Politics
  • Nahar Net

Hezbollah reportedly preparing its own response to US paper

Hezbollah is waiting to receive a copy of the Lebanese paper that is being prepared by President Joseph Aoun, Speaker Nabih Berri and PM Nawaf Salam in response to the paper submitted by U.S. envoy Tom Barrack, informed political sources said. The Lebanese response will consider the current government's Ministerial Statement as 'a Lebanese acknowledgment of the monopolization of arms in the hands of the state' and will demand that Israel stop its strikes and release the Lebanese captives, the sources told ad-Diyar newspaper. The sources also revealed that a panel formed by Hezbollah is about to finalize its own 'paper,' which will be 'more than mere remarks or amendments, but rather a complete paper detailing Hezbollah's stance on the points mentioned in the U.S. paper.' Hezbollah's stance 'will stress that Lebanon has committed and implemented what it had pledged to do' and will 'reject any attempts aimed at passing a new agreement that replaces the November 27 agreement,' the sources added.

MP says Hezbollah has 'nothing to offer' before govt. honors 'commitments'
MP says Hezbollah has 'nothing to offer' before govt. honors 'commitments'

Nahar Net

time31-05-2025

  • Politics
  • Nahar Net

MP says Hezbollah has 'nothing to offer' before govt. honors 'commitments'

by Naharnet Newsdesk 31 May 2025, 11:41 Hezbollah MP Hassan Fadlallah on Saturday said 'the stances we're hearing from some of the government components do not only contravene the Ministerial Statement, but are against it and its total opposite.' These stances 'evade the responsibilities that were pledged to the Lebanese people,' Fadlallah added. He noted that the first three clauses of the Ministerial Statement talk about post-war reconstruction, deterring Israel and taking steps to liberate Israeli-occupied Lebanese territory. 'But what have they done regarding these three clauses? Has the government implemented what it had committed itself to in the reconstruction file? There are five or six clauses that should be implemented before tackling the issue of defending Lebanon, which requires a national security strategy,' Fadlallah added, referring to the thorny issue of Hezbollah's arms. 'Let no one ask us to implement the Ministerial Statement in a reversed manner, in a way putting the cart before the horse. Implement your obligations first and then request things from us, because we no longer have anything to offer to anyone in any form, neither in south Lebanon, nor outside south Lebanon, nor in any region, because we have offered what we have and we've implemented what we had committed ourselves to on all levels,' the lawmaker went on to say. 'According to the constitutional and legal texts, the incumbent government is obliged to implement the stipulations of this Ministerial Statement, and we have no other words about anything else. When they implement these clauses we would talk about the other things,' Fadlallah added.

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