Macron announces €100 million aid package for Lebanon at Paris conference
Summary: French President Emmanuel Macron announced a €100 million aid package for Lebanon at an international conference in Paris. This comes as the conflict between Hezbollah and Israel has displaced millions and worsened Lebanon's economic crisis.
Macron emphasized the urgent need for humanitarian support, highlighting the importance of shelter, food, and education for affected families. The United Nations has appealed for $426 million to assist nearly four million people in Lebanon.
Italy and Germany also pledged new aid, contributing €10 million and €60 million, respectively. Macron called for an immediate ceasefire and criticized ongoing military operations in Lebanon, stressing that war will not bring peace or security to the region.
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