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The article discusses the preparations underway for the upcoming conference supporting the Lebanese Army in Paris, scheduled for tomorrow, along with the trilateral summit between the French President, the Jordanian King, and the Lebanese President just before the conference begins. Information indicates that the discussions will focus on supporting the Lebanese Army in its missions to maintain stability, particularly in the south, with an emphasis on linking military assistance to a clear political and security plan. The conference is expected to address the army's needs both financially and capacity-wise, reaffirming that military support cannot replace the state's sovereignty and control over its territory, especially given ongoing challenges posed by Israeli occupation and logistical and security difficulties. The meeting aims to restore Lebanese sovereignty and bolster stability, but faces obstacles stemming from the reactions of international and regional powers, notably the tense relations with Israel and the rejection by some countries of the presence of UNIFIL forces. Paris is betting on a European and Arab role to help re-strengthen the capabilities of Lebanese security institutions.
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