Lebanon's Gains from New York Talks

The article discusses the results and implications of the meetings held in New York, which focused on supporting the Lebanese army and arrangements in the south following the conclusion of UNIFIL's mission. The Lebanese government, led by Nohad Machnouk, sought to secure practical commitments from the international community through increased military assistance, funding for reconstruction, and ensuring ongoing international presence in the south. The Lebanese delegation discussed with American and European officials plans to enhance the army’s capabilities, including surveillance equipment and communications, as well as accelerating the organization of an international conference to support the army before the end of the year. Washington also expressed its readiness to increase technical assistance and funding for security-related equipment, alongside implementing a plan to deploy specific units and provide regular reports. The goal is to avoid security gaps after UNIFIL’s withdrawal and to ensure regional stability. This support is part of efforts to rebuild trust, conditional on the implementation of reforms and tangible progress on the ground, to strengthen stability in the south and support Lebanese institutions.

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