France and US Collaborate on 21-Day Ceasefire in Lebanon
French Foreign Minister, Barrot, Calls for Diplomatic Solution in Lebanon
French Foreign Minister, Barrot, recently spoke at an emergency session on Lebanon at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). The session was held at the request of France to address the ongoing conflict in the region.
During his speech, Barrot highlighted the presence of many world leaders in New York for the 79th UN General Assembly and stressed the importance of utilizing this opportunity to find a diplomatic solution in Lebanon. He emphasized that war is not inevitable and that a diplomatic solution is possible.
Barrot also announced that France is collaborating with their US partners to establish a 21-day temporary ceasefire in Lebanon. The details of the agreement will be shared soon, and he called on both sides to accept it without delay.
In addition, Barrot revealed his plans to travel to Beirut at the end of the week to meet with key stakeholders in the region. This visit is aimed at furthering discussions and promoting peace in Lebanon.
Overall, Barrot’s message at the UNSC reflects France’s commitment to finding a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Lebanon and underscores the importance of international cooperation in addressing the crisis.
