EU Council approves Lebanon security mission
The European Union has decided to establish a new support mission in Lebanon for three years with the aim of enhancing the capabilities of the Lebanese Army and Internal Security Forces, to support the sovereignty and stability of the country. The mission comprises two components: a military component focused on training and advisory efforts in border monitoring, intelligence, and anti-smuggling operations, and a national component aimed at strengthening internal security capacities, especially in combating cybercrime, smuggling, and port governance. The mission will help reinforce state control over territory, in accordance with United Nations Security Council Resolution 1701, and is part of the European Union’s efforts to support Lebanese sovereignty and promote security and stability.
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