Army chief visits Cyprus for collaboration
The Commander of the Lebanese Army, General Rodolphe Hachek, visited the Republic of Cyprus on October 7 and 8, 2026, upon the official invitation of his Cypriot counterpart, Lieutenant General Emmanuel Theodoru. The visit aimed to strengthen military cooperation between the two countries and discuss regional developments. The visit began with a meeting with the Cypriot Minister of Defense, during which both sides discussed recent events in Lebanon and the importance of cooperation amid regional challenges. They also paid their respects at the martyrs’ memorial. General Hachek also visited military facilities, including the "Sykla" training center and the Rescue Operations Coordination Center, where he observed joint exercises, fostering military collaboration between Lebanon and Cyprus. A dinner banquet was held in his honor at the Lebanese Embassy in Cyprus, attended by Arab and Cypriot diplomatic figures.
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