For keeping unity
Singer Assy Al Helani calls Lebanese people
Beirut - Michal Hadad
Lebanese singer Assy Al Helani stressed that he was keen since the beginning of his career as a singer not to discuss any political issues, stressing the need for keeping the national unity among the Lebanese people to protect the security and stability of the country during the current critical period.
He added that the current political conflicts witnessed in his country are not the priority for him, while he focuses on the future of the country. He praised the role performed by the Lebanese people to keep their unity despite the increasing political challenges witnessed in the country during the current critical period.
He congratulated the Lebanese people on the Independence Day, saying that he wishes to see the Lebanese people keeping their unity and overcoming the challenges together. He added, “Independence dwells in the hearts of the Lebanese and that conviction must be preserved, reinforced by the will and the promising hopes of the future.”
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