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Nabih Berri (Template:Lang-ar; born January 28, 1938) is the Speaker of the Parliament of Lebanon. He heads the mostly Shi'a Amal Movement.
He was born in Bo, Sierra Leone to Lebanese parents. He went to school in Tebnine and Ain Ebel in southern Lebanon and later studied at the Makassed and the Ecole de la Sagesse in Beirut. He obtained a law degree in 1963 from the Lebanese University, where he had served as the student body president. During the 1960s, he joined the Arab Nationalist Movement.
In the early 1970s, he worked in Beirut as a lawyer for General Motors. He also lived in the Detroit area from 1976 to 1978.
He held a series of positions in the Amal movement during the late 1970s, after the disappearance of Imam Musa al-Sadr, a Shi'a cleric who disappeared under mysterious circumstances while on a trip to Libya in 1978, and who is thought to have been killed on the orders of Muammar al-Gaddafi.
The resignation of Hussein el-Husseini from his post as leader of Amal resulted in Berri's assumption of full control in April 1980, and consequently the resignation of most of Amal's earliest members.
He led the Amal movement during the fierce fighting of the Lebanese Civil War. In 1984, he joined the National Unity government as Minister for Southern Reconstruction, and later, he served as Minister of Justice and of Electrical and Hydraulic Resources, under Prime Minister Rashid Karami.
Berri again served as a Cabinet minister from 1989 to 1992, when he was elected speaker of the National Assembly on November 20.
As this is an open page it means anyone can add or delete information he wants. Refer to the top of the page and it shows that the information presented is lopsided, unbalanced and disputed,Therefor the information can not be trusted or used as a reliable source. Statements presented on “Heresay” are never true and can not be used as a basis of fact neither can “widely believed” be a reflection on reality as is the case with all references presented by. Checking on the Arabic and French version present a clearer image of the Lebanese Speaker Mr. Nabih Berry. Mr Ziad Abdel Nour, who is behind the reference is a wanted person according to the Lebanese Authorities for more information about Mr. Ziad Abdel Nour click on the link: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=middle+east+intelligence+bulletin&btnG=Search For true reliable information on the Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament Mr Nabih Berry, click on the link below
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