Mansour concerned over distinct interpretation of EU's decision
7/24/2013 8:21:05 AM
Caretaker Foreign Minister Adnan Mansour voiced concern that each European country might interpret the EU's decision to blacklist Hezbollah differently and deals with it based on its own political view.
"This will have a negative impact on the visas and the transportation of people and financial transactions," Mansour said in ramarks published in Assafir newspaper.
Mansour expected that the decision will last for a long time "as long as the EU's policies are subordinate to the Israeli lobby", slamming the decision that "emerged from Israel rather than Europe."
"This will have a negative impact on the visas and the transportation of people and financial transactions," Mansour said in ramarks published in Assafir newspaper.
Mansour expected that the decision will last for a long time "as long as the EU's policies are subordinate to the Israeli lobby", slamming the decision that "emerged from Israel rather than Europe."