French Foreign Minister proposes new plan in Beirut

The article focused on international efforts, particularly French, to ensure the continued presence of UNIFIL forces in South Lebanon beyond its mandate which concludes at the end of 2026. French and Lebanese officials discussed ways to strengthen international support for Lebanon, including enhancing the capabilities of the Lebanese Army, avoiding security vacuums along the border area, and coordinating for the post-UNIFIL phase. The meetings underscored the importance of maintaining an international force under the Security Council's mandate to prevent the escalation of security tensions, while reaffirming Lebanon’s commitment to UN resolutions and the need for their implementation. Plans for establishing a multi-national force after UNIFIL's mission ends were also discussed. Additionally, there was emphasis on supporting Lebanon’s sovereignty, completing the Israeli withdrawal, reconstruction in the south, and the necessity of economic and financial reforms—all while respecting Lebanese sovereignty and ensuring regional stability.

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