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Paris examines France's Lebanon role
The meeting in Paris to support the Lebanese Army focused on redefining the role of the military institution in the upcoming period, emphasizing that aid is not limited to equipping the army with laws and weaponry but extends to strengthening the state's sovereignty, restoring its security role in the south, and achieving control over weapons—especially following the conclusion of UNIFIL's mission. The gathering highlighted the importance of enabling the army to protect borders, enhance deployment, and combat crime. It also stressed the significance of political and international understandings to achieve tangible progress in funding and arming the military, and to define the outline of the upcoming phase, which will require political negotiations and security arrangements. Additionally, the meeting called for monitoring the commitments of various countries to their aid and ensuring the achievement of prioritized goals in the coming months.
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