Lebanon and France Strengthen Military Ties in Recent Beirut Meeting
Lebanese and French military officials met in Beirut to discuss strengthening military cooperation. Major General Hassan Audi and Brigadier General Philippe de Montenon led the discussions, focusing on strategies to enhance collaboration between the two armed forces.
On Wednesday, top military officials from Lebanon and France convened in Beirut to enhance collaboration between their armed forces. The meeting featured Major General Hassan Audi, Lebanon’s acting Army Commander, and Brigadier General Philippe de Montenon, who leads the Center for Planning and Conduct of Operations within the French Ministry of Defense. Colonel Bruno Costantini, the French military attaché in Lebanon, accompanied Brigadier General Montenon.
The discussions primarily focused on identifying strategies to strengthen the military partnership between Lebanon and France. Through ongoing dialogue, both nations aspire to reinforce their cooperation and address mutual interests in defense matters. The meeting underscores the commitment of both countries to fortify their military ties and enhance operational coordination.
The meeting between Lebanon’s and France’s military leaders emphasized the importance of strengthening bilateral military cooperation. Key discussions aimed to explore avenues for enhanced collaboration, indicating a mutual commitment to defense and operational coordination. Such dialogues foster long-term partnerships and contribute to regional stability.
Original Source: www.aa.com.tr
