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Lebanon's government has formally re-elected its first cabinet in more than two years, state media report.

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(CNN) -- A new Lebanese government was announced Saturday by Suhail Bawji, secretary general of Lebanon's Council of Ministers. He announced the formation of the new Cabinet and named the new ministers in a televised news conference. The new government brings months of political infighting to an end following Prime Minister Najib Mikati's resignation in March 2013. Tammam Salam was named in a presidential decree as the head of the new government, the state news agency NNA reported. Another presidential decree accepted Salam's suggested Cabinet and named the new ministers, while a third formally accepted Mikati's resignation. There have been increased tensions in Lebanon in recent months, where sectarian divisions reflect those in neighboring war-torn Syria, and a number of explosions have rocked the capital. Mikati urged the Lebanese people last month to overcome their differences and engage in dialogue or see the situation worsen.