Lebanon prepares for Rome test

The political interviews and movements have focused on strengthening Washington's course in Lebanon, which has enabled the state to regain its sovereignty and define its national options away from the Resistance axis, despite the media campaign against President Joseph Aoun following his visit to Washington. It is expected that Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri will visit Baabda Palace to meet with President Aoun, in an effort to enhance communication between the two presidencies, after Aoun's talks with Trump and his praise for Berri's role. On the security front, the discovery of abandoned ammonium nitrate in Hula has been reported—amounting to approximately four thousand kilograms—and it is believed to have been used in Israeli demolition operations. Lebanon is also preparing for a second meeting with Israel, under U.S. sponsorship, in Rome from August 4 to 6. This meeting aims to focus on Israel's obstacle to completing the deployment of the army in the designated areas, especially those still under occupation. Lastly, the reciprocal visits and meetings with Arab and international officials reinforce Lebanon’s efforts to strengthen its regional relations and affirm its continued battle against security and political challenges.

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