<p>The Lebanese prime minister Saad Hariri arrived to Paris to meet the French president Emmanuel Macron on November 18, a few days after Lebanon accused Saudi Arabia of holding him “hostage,” according to Reuters</a>.</p><p>Macron welcomed Hariri and tweeted “Ahlan wa sahlan,” which means “welcome” in Arabic. <br />Hariri’s children reportedly didn’t accompany him to France and stayed in Saudi Arabia, according to Lebanese journalists</a>. Credit: Twitter/Emmanuel Macron via Storyful</p><br />
