RIYADH - Saudi Arabia's foreign minister said stability in Lebanon, which has been rocked by more than a month of protests that forced the prime minister to resign, was 'very, very important' to the kingdom. Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud said he would not 'pre-judge' a conference planned this week in Paris to support Lebanon, which is facing its worst economic crisis since the 1975-90 civil war. 'I'll wait for the results of the conference.' The Lebanese people and the political system need to find a way forward that guarantees its stability and sovereignty, he told a news conference following a Gulf Arab summit in Riyadh in response to a question regarding aid to Lebanon.
