Lebanon’s acting Army Commander Major General Hassan Audi and Brigadier General Philippe de Montenon from France discussed military cooperation in Beirut. Their talks focused on strategies to strengthen ties and enhance the operational capabilities of both armed forces, with participation from Colonel Bruno Costantini, the French military attaché.

On Wednesday, senior military officials from Lebanon and France convened in Beirut to discuss enhancing cooperation between their armed forces. The meeting featured Lebanon’s acting Army Commander Major General Hassan Audi alongside Brigadier General Philippe de Montenon, who directs the French Ministry of Defense’s Center for the Planning and Conduct of Operations. Colonel Bruno Costantini, the French military attaché in Lebanon, also participated in the discussions.

The primary focus of the talks was to explore strategies for fortifying the military ties between Lebanon and France. They aimed to identify collaborative efforts that could benefit both nations’ defense capabilities. The discussions underscored a mutual interest in reinforcing military relationships to respond effectively to regional security challenges.

The meeting between Lebanese and French military officials highlights ongoing efforts to enhance military cooperation. By discussing strategies for collaboration, both nations aim to strengthen their defense capabilities and improve joint operational effectiveness. This initiative reflects a broader commitment to regional security and partnership.

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