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The article discusses the support conference for the Lebanese Army held in Paris, which emphasizes the importance of international backing for Lebanon's military institution and its political implications. The conference aims to assess the army's needs for weapons and funding, with a focus on the exclusive possession of arms and the military's role in restoring sovereignty and expanding its capabilities. Analyses warn that funding and armament alone are insufficient without clear political backing and a shift in the missions assigned to the army. The key question remains whether the army can effectively perform its duties, particularly in regaining control over the borders and territories. It is also highlighted that the success of the conference depends on aligning financial support with a political decision and the presence of an effective coercive force, rather than merely gathering donations.
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