Arab League chief Amr Moussa has urged the Lebanese to stay away from the region”s "bad conditions" to avoid letting their country become an arena of disputes.
"There are opportunities and (at the same time there are) dangerous predictions in the region. There are also positive points. That”s why we hope that the Lebanese will stay away from bad conditions so that Lebanon doesn”t become a battleground for these differences," Moussa told Future News TV on Saturday.
"The more the Lebanese agree (among themselves), the more the crisis" dissipates, he said.
"There are (now) more opportunities than before. I hope there would be no disagreement…so that things work out as agreed upon," Moussa said a day after a ministerial committee tasked with drafting a cabinet policy statement reached agreement.
He said the Arab League will have a presence during the national dialogue that will be launched in Baabda Palace under the sponsorship of President Michel Suleiman.
"The most important thing is for Lebanese to accept dialogue with a positive and nationalistic spirit," he told the TV network.