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Conference still unplanned
The article focused on the conference supporting the Lebanese Army, which was held in Paris as a preparatory phase for a broader conference whose date has not yet been determined, amid unprecedented regional tensions. It emphasizes that external support for the Lebanese Army is linked to the implementation of economic and administrative reforms, with a confirmation that the international community's backing depends on Lebanon's ability to assert its sovereignty, especially in areas experiencing tension, such as Nabatieh and Beirut. The article also notes that U.S. statements stress strengthening the army in a way that allows the extension of Israeli forces' presence in the south, which in turn sustains Hezbollah’s weapons. This situation requires tangible steps on the ground before broader support can be granted. The conclusion underscores that the external actors currently lack trust in Lebanon's concrete efforts to implement reforms and stresses the importance of improving the army's capacity and enhancing Lebanese sovereignty to achieve genuine and sustainable support.
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