Adnan Mansour
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Adnan Hassan Mansour, born 5 January 1946, is a Lebanese diplomat, politician, and the former minister of foreign affairs and emigrants.
Early life and education
Mansour was born in Bourj el-Barajneh on January 5, 1946, into a Shi'ite family. St. Joseph University in Beirut conferred a bachelor's degree in administrative sciences and policies. He holds a master's degree in political theory as well as a PhD in political science.
Personal life
Mansour is married to Layla Fakhoury. They have three children.
Career
Mansour began his work in 1974 at the foreign ministry. He served as Lebanon's consul in various countries, including Australia, Sudan, and Egypt. He served as the Lebanese ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo from 1990 to 1994. He served as the Lebanese ambassador to Iran from 1999 to 2007. Lebanese ambassador to Luxembourg from 2007 to 2010 and then to Belgium from 2007 to 2011.
Then he served as an advisor to Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri and then became a member of the Amal Movement. On June 13, 2011, Mansour was named Minister of foreign affairs and emigrants, replacing Ali Al Shami in the role. Mansour was a member of the Najib Mikati cabinet's March 8 alliance.
In January 2012, he visited Libya for the first time by a Lebanese diplomat to the country in 30 years. In September 2012, he and a Lebanese judge went to Mauritania to look at the likelihood of challenging former Libyan intelligence chief Abdullah Senussi, who served during the Muammar Gaddafi's tenure.
In February 2014, Gebran Bassil took over Mansour as foreign minister.
Mansour has a pro-Syrian stance and is close to the Nabih Berri. Nayla Tueni, a Lebanese journalist and deputy, has been named as the Lebanon foreign minister. Mansour, a Hezbollah leader, said in September 2012 that Arab foreign ministers should meet to condemn the film. Lebanese politicians and cabinet members, as well as Labour Minister Salim Jreissati, chastised Mansour's remarks. Mansour argued that Syria should re-join the Arab League in a summit of the Council of Arab Foreign Ministers in Cairo held on March 6, 2013. Both the Lebanese government and Arab states of the Persian Gulf reacted angrily at his remarks.
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