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Aoun and UAE president discuss southern Lebanon and expanding economic ties

From LBCI Lebanon · () English

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  • Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed discussed Lebanon, the region and rapidly unfolding security developments in southern Lebanon.
  • Aoun thanked the UAE president for continued support for Lebanon and efforts to ease hardships faced by Lebanese citizens.
  • The leaders also highlighted recent delegations and meetings as a foundation for expanded economic, trade and investment ties.

Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun and United Arab Emirates President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan discussed the rapidly unfolding security situation in southern Lebanon during a phone call on Monday.

Their conversation also covered conditions in Lebanon and the wider region. Aoun thanked Sheikh Mohamed for the UAE’s continued attention to Lebanon’s needs across several sectors and for its support in easing the hardships faced by Lebanese people during the country’s difficult circumstances.

Aoun pointed to the recent visit by an Emirati delegation to Lebanon, including meetings with Lebanese officials and business leaders, as evidence of the depth of the ties between the two countries. He also noted the warm reception given to a Lebanese delegation in Abu Dhabi the previous week.

According to Aoun, those exchanges lay the groundwork for greater cooperation in economic, trade and investment fields.

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