Michel Murr
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Michel Murr (Arabic: ميشال المرّ; born 1932 in Bteghrine, Lebanon) is a Lebanese politician and businessman. He first occupied the post of Minister of the Interior, as well as being Deputy Prime Minister in Rafik Hariri's first cabinet in 1992 and remained in the post in all subsequent cabinets formed by Hariri, except the last one, in which his son, Elias Murr, occupied the post.
He was born in Bteghrine, Lebanon in 1932 and remains a member of the Lebanese Parliament. He is the grandfather of Lebanese politician Nayla Tueni.
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