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Paris Summit Aims to Bolster Lebanese Army Amid Hezbollah Stalemate
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By Associated Press
First reported by Arab48 · 4 hours ago
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Leaders from Lebanon, France, and Jordan are meeting in Paris to revive international efforts to fund the Lebanese army. The summit aims to secure resources for the military as it faces challenges in expanding state authority in southern Lebanon, while Hezbollah's disarmament remains stalled and UNIFIL's mandate is set to expire.
- 01Paris summit aims to secure international funding for the Lebanese army.
- 02Lebanese military needs resources to expand state authority in the south.
- 03Hezbollah disarmament efforts have stalled amid regional tensions.
- 04Summit will also address security arrangements post-UNIFIL mandate.
- 05Lebanon's economic crisis severely impacts military funding and personnel.
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