France announces €100 million aid package for Lebanon's humanitarian crisis
Summary: France has announced a €100 million ($108 million) aid package for Lebanon amid ongoing conflict with Israel. President Emmanuel Macron emphasized the urgent need for humanitarian support as over a million people have been displaced and the economy worsens.
At an international conference, Macron called for additional pledges to meet the UN's $426 million aid request. Italy and Germany have also committed new funds, totaling €70 million ($75.5 million) combined.
The conference, attended by over 70 countries, aims to coordinate international support for Lebanon's military and humanitarian needs. Discussions will include strengthening the Lebanese armed forces and the UN peacekeeping mission in the region.
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