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Lebanese Pres. Urges Pressure On Israeli Occupation To Uphold Ceasefire Agreement
(MENAFN- Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
BEIRUT, March 26 (KUNA) -- Lebanese President Joseph Aoun called on the guarantors of the ceasefire agreement to pressure Israeli occupation into adhering to its commitments, emphasizing that their credibility depends on ensuring the deal's implementation.
President Aoun remarks came during his meeting with the French presidential envoy Jean-Yves Le Drian on Wednesday, discussing security concerns along the Lebanese-Syrian border.
He reiterated that reforms remain a top priority alongside reconstruction efforts amid the continued Israeli attacks, in violation of the ceasefire agreement, as well as the failure to release Lebanese prisoners held by the occupation forces.
He stressed the need to restore trust both domestically and internationally, particularly by capitalizing on available opportunities, including French support and President Emmanuel Macron's diplomatic efforts on Lebanon's behalf.
President Aoun informed Le Drian of his upcoming meeting with President Macron in Paris next Friday, where he plans to personally thank the French leader for his role in supporting Lebanon and facilitating the presidential election process, as well as discuss bilateral relations and ways to strengthen cooperation across various sectors.
He revealed that discussions have begun with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to outline the necessary steps for reform, highlighting that such measures should be a Lebanese priority even before being demanded by the international community.
The Lebanese President affirmed his commitment, along with the government, to overcoming obstacles to the country's reform agenda and working with relevant stakeholders to find solutions. (end)
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President Aoun remarks came during his meeting with the French presidential envoy Jean-Yves Le Drian on Wednesday, discussing security concerns along the Lebanese-Syrian border.
He reiterated that reforms remain a top priority alongside reconstruction efforts amid the continued Israeli attacks, in violation of the ceasefire agreement, as well as the failure to release Lebanese prisoners held by the occupation forces.
He stressed the need to restore trust both domestically and internationally, particularly by capitalizing on available opportunities, including French support and President Emmanuel Macron's diplomatic efforts on Lebanon's behalf.
President Aoun informed Le Drian of his upcoming meeting with President Macron in Paris next Friday, where he plans to personally thank the French leader for his role in supporting Lebanon and facilitating the presidential election process, as well as discuss bilateral relations and ways to strengthen cooperation across various sectors.
He revealed that discussions have begun with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to outline the necessary steps for reform, highlighting that such measures should be a Lebanese priority even before being demanded by the international community.
The Lebanese President affirmed his commitment, along with the government, to overcoming obstacles to the country's reform agenda and working with relevant stakeholders to find solutions. (end)
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