France pledges 100 million euros in aid to support Lebanon amid ongoing conflict
Summary: France has announced a new 100-million euro aid package for Lebanon amid ongoing conflict between Hezbollah and Israel. This aid aims to support the displaced population and address the worsening economic crisis in the country.
The announcement was made by President Emmanuel Macron during an international conference in Paris. The conference seeks to gather humanitarian aid and support for Lebanon, which has seen over a million people displaced and more than 2,500 killed due to the conflict.
Macron emphasized the need for immediate assistance and plans to strengthen Lebanon's institutions. The conference includes representatives from over 70 countries, with hopes to meet the UN's urgent funding request of $426 million for humanitarian needs.
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