Top military officials from Lebanon and France met in Beirut to discuss enhancing military cooperation between their armed forces. The discussions involved Lebanon’s acting Army Commander Major General Hassan Audi and Brigadier General Philippe de Montenon from France’s Ministry of Defense, focusing on strategies for collaboration.
On Wednesday, top military officials from Lebanon and France convened in Beirut to discuss enhancing collaborative efforts between their armed forces. The meeting featured Lebanon’s acting Army Commander Major General Hassan Audi and Brigadier General Philippe de Montenon, the head of the French Ministry of Defense’s Center for Planning and Conduct of Operations. Additionally, Colonel Bruno Costantini, the French military attaché in Lebanon, was present to provide support.
The primary focus of the discussions, as reported by Lebanon’s National News Agency (NNA), was to explore mechanisms for strengthening military cooperation between the two nations. This engagement underscores the commitment of both countries to bolster their military ties and collaboratively address regional security challenges.
The meeting between Lebanese and French military officials highlighted the importance of strengthening military cooperation between Lebanon and France. By focusing on collaborative strategies, both countries aim to enhance their joint capabilities and address security needs, thereby reinforcing their bilateral military relations for the future.
Original Source: www.aa.com.tr
