France pledges 100 million euros in aid to Lebanon at Paris conference
Summary: France has pledged 100 million euros in aid to Lebanon during an aid conference in Paris, aiming to raise a total of 500 million euros. This is 100 million euros more than the initial UN appeal. French President Emmanuel Macron emphasized the need for a ceasefire in Lebanon.
The conference, attended by various countries, seeks to address humanitarian needs and strengthen Lebanon's armed forces. Germany announced a contribution of 96 million euros. However, the absence of key players like Iran and Israel may limit diplomatic progress.
Macron's plan includes mobilizing humanitarian aid and enhancing Lebanon's institutions. He reiterated the importance of UN Security Council resolution 1701, which calls for the Lebanese army to control the border with Israel.
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