Lebanon on Paris Talks : 'the General Sentiment Here Is Very Little Hope'
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Lebanese President Joseph Aoun proposes a regional security strategy at a meeting in Paris with Macron and Abdallah II, referring to energy cooperation.
Lebanon on Paris talks : 'the general sentiment here is very little hope'
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun is in Paris for talks with Emmanuel Macron, but on the ground many Lebanese say they have little hope after months of war with Israel, the continued occupation of parts of southern Lebanon and uncertainty over regional tensions. FRANCE 24's Renée David reports from Beirut on hopes that Aoun and Macron can rally international backing and secure a framework agreement to help stabilise the country.
It took place at a moment when the international role in Lebanon was reshaped, not only as the end of UNIFIL's mission approached, but especially as the security profile moved to a new path led by Washington through the US Framework Agreement between Lebanon and Israel. The post from the Paris meeting to UNIFIL and the Framework Agreement: Is France's role of sunset?
News from Egypt: The French Ministry of Defence announced that a meeting was held in the capital city of Paris on the Lebanese road map to account for the arms in the hands of the State, as well as on the security of the country.
The French Ministry of Defence announced that the meeting in Paris had focused on Lebanon ' s strategy to account for the arms of the State and the requirements of the Lebanese Armed Forces, noting that during the meeting the Lebanese Army Commander had reviewed national priorities and the requirements for the implementation of the road map.
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