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The Arab Tripartite Committee was formed at the Casablanca summit, held from 23 to 26 May 1989, comprising Saudi Arabia, Morocco, and Algeria. Its task was to implement a plan to resolve the Lebanese crisis within six months. Its formation followed a debate over whether to include Syria: Saudi Arabia regarded it as a party to the conflict, while King Hassan II believed there could be no solution without it. On 13 July, the committee’s delegation angered Hafez al-Assad by reading a statement accusing Syria of failing to cooperate and urging it not to interfere in Lebanese affairs. Assad left the meeting in anger. The committee later drew up a seven-point plan that included a ceasefire, the lifting of the naval blockade, and the reopening of Beirut airport, ultimately leading to the adoption of the National Reconciliation Accord in Taif on 22 October 1989.
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