Brigadier General Youssef Haddad, representing the army at the Paris Conference: We must put an end to conflicts and hostilities, and we are working to implement Resolution 1701 in coordination with UNIFIL
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Mikati: Death and destruction could have been avoided if Israel had agreed to the French-American initiative, and we urgently call for a ceasefire and the implementation of Resolution 1701 as it is, as full implementation of the resolution will safeguard Lebanon's security and territory and provide safety
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Mikati: The recruitment of additional soldiers into the army is a step that demonstrates our commitment to implementing Resolution 1701
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Mikati: We support UNIFIL and acknowledge its role in maintaining stability in southern Lebanon, calling on countries to contribute to this effort, and we will continue to work with UNIFIL to uphold stability
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Mikati: The cornerstone of stability in Lebanon remains the election of a president who safeguards the Constitution and the Taif Agreement, as the state needs to rebuild its economy, institutions, and strengthen the army
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Lebanese Army representative: The government and its PM requested the recruitment of 1,500 soldiers in the first phase to strengthen the armed forces in southern Lebanon to contribute to the implementation of Resolution 1701
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Lebanese Army representative: We face a dual challenge, as our focus is on the south as well as on the interior of the country and social cohesion, which is our primary goal; therefore, we need support
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Fayyad inspects ongoing fires in Matn
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Mikati meets with EU’s Borrell, Francophonie leaders in Paris
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