Lebanon-Israel Maritime Talks Postponed to October
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Maritime border talks between Lebanon and Israel, set for next week in Rome, have been postponed to October due to scheduling conflicts including Jewish holidays and UN General Assembly preparations. The ambassadors in Washington are expected to meet instead.
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- Lebanon-Israel maritime talks postponed to October.
- Original talks were scheduled for next week in Rome.
- Delay due to Jewish holidays and UN General Assembly.
- Ambassadors in Washington will meet instead.
The next round of maritime border negotiations between Lebanon and Israel, originally scheduled for next week in Rome, has been postponed until October, Axios reported Friday, citing a US official. The delay is attributed to the Jewish holidays, the Paris Conference, and preparations for the UN General Assembly, which prevented participants from meeting in Rome. Axios added that the Lebanese and Israeli ambassadors in Washington are expected to meet.
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