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Lebanese Foreign Minister Youssef Raggi met his Canadian counterpart, Anita Anand, in Ottawa. They launched the “Canada-Lebanon Partnership for Security and Resilience” to strengthen cooperation on security, stability, humanitarian assistance, governance and development, and agreed to hold an annual dialogue between senior officials. Anand announced Canada’s contribution to three projects: training the Lebanese Army’s special operations forces, supporting reconciliation and social cohesion, and protecting civilians from unexploded ordnance while supporting safe returns. The two sides discussed developments in the south, civilian protection and a coordinated transition following UNIFIL’s withdrawal. Raggi called for a unified aid program for Lebanon and a statement backing its sovereignty at the upcoming G7 meeting in Paris.
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