Lebanese and French Military Officials Discuss Enhanced Cooperation
High-ranking military officials from Lebanon and France met in Beirut to discuss strengthening military cooperation between their armed forces. Major General Hassan Audi and Brigadier General Philippe de Montenon led the discussions, focusing on strategies for collaboration.
On Wednesday, high-ranking military officials from Lebanon and France convened in Beirut to discuss enhancing military cooperation between their armed forces. The meeting included Lebanon’s acting Army Commander, Major General Hassan Audi, and Brigadier General Philippe de Montenon, who leads the French Ministry of Defense’s Center for Planning and Conduct of Operations. Colonel Bruno Costantini, the French military attaché in Lebanon, also participated in these discussions.
The key focus of the meeting, as reported by Lebanon’s National News Agency (NNA), was to explore strategies that could effectively strengthen the military collaboration between the two nations. The dialogue underscores the commitment of both countries to bolster their defense capabilities and enhance bilateral relations.
The meeting between Lebanese and French military officials marked a significant step towards fostering stronger defense ties. By emphasizing cooperation, the nations aim to enhance their military capabilities and deepen bilateral relations, setting the stage for future collaborative efforts.
Original Source: www.aa.com.tr
