President of Lebanon will negotiate with Lebanese ministers and experts over the status of abducted Iranian diplomats.

Suleiman said he would ask the responsible officials to collect more information on the four abducted Iranian diplomats.  He also added that he will consult with the ministers and the experts to resolve the case. Ambassador of Iran also informed general Suleiman of the recent calls regarding the case and called Israeli government responsible for the case and mentioned some suitable ways to reach to the truth.

To facilitate the process of ensuing the status of four abducted diplomats, Iran provided suggested to assemble a joint Iran-Lebanon committee on this issue.

According to Alhayat newspaper published in London wrote: Mohammed-Reza Sheibani, Ambassador of Iran in Beirut, along with Raed Almousa, the representative of the families of Abducted diplomats offered this suggestion to Fozi Soloukh, minister of foreign affairs.

Sheibani stated in the meeting: we suggest that the joint Iranian-Lebanese committee be assembled to monitor the details on the case and to consider all the issues relating to Lebanon in this case.

Seyed Mohsen Mousavi, charge d'affairs, Ahamd Tavasolian, military attaché, member of staff, and Kazem Akhavan, journalist and photographer of the newspaper "Jomhouriye Eslami" and Taghi Rastegar Moghadam, the driver were arrested in Beirut which was under the siege of invading forces in 1982. While they were heading to Beirut from the north of Lebanon, they were abducted at the checkpoint in Barbara checking zone and since then noe news have been received about them.

Iranian and Lebanese officials stress that, regarding to the cooperation of Lebanese forces with Israeli forces, abducted diplomats were handed to the Israeli government and now are kept in one of Israeli prisons.

Samir Ja-Ja the former chief commander of Lebanese forces has frequently admitted that his forces abducted the four Iranian diplomats.