Lebanese Forces Party leader Samir Geagea, on Wednesday received in Maarab a delegation of French lawmakers from the Parliamentary Study Group on Eastern Christians.
The meeting was attended by "Strong Republic" bloc MP Elias Estefan, Former minister and Head of the Lebanese Forces’ Foreign Relations Department, Richard Kouyoumjian, and Department members Tony Darwish and Elsy Oweiss.
The meeting discussed the latest political and economic developments in Lebanon, in light of the geopolitical changes taking place in the region and their implications for Lebanon’s stability and future.
The discussion also addressed the situation of Christians in Lebanon, the challenges facing their presence and national role, and the importance of preserving pluralism and diversity, which form a fundamental pillar of Lebanon’s identity.
The meeting also provided an opportunity to present the Lebanese Forces Party’s vision for Lebanon’s future and discuss ways to strengthen state sovereignty and institutions, consolidate political and economic stability, and ensure a safe and stable future for all Lebanese.
The two sides also exchanged views on the role France could play in supporting Christians in Lebanon and strengthening their resilience and presence, alongside supporting the Lebanese people across all communities, in light of the historical ties between the two countries and their shared commitment to preserving Lebanon’s sovereignty, stability, and pluralistic character.
Emphasis was made on the importance of maintaining communication and cooperation with French parliamentary institutions, in a manner that contributes to strengthening the Lebanese-French relations and supporting Lebanon in addressing current challenges.
The meeting was attended by "Strong Republic" bloc MP Elias Estefan, Former minister and Head of the Lebanese Forces’ Foreign Relations Department, Richard Kouyoumjian, and Department members Tony Darwish and Elsy Oweiss.
The meeting discussed the latest political and economic developments in Lebanon, in light of the geopolitical changes taking place in the region and their implications for Lebanon’s stability and future.
The discussion also addressed the situation of Christians in Lebanon, the challenges facing their presence and national role, and the importance of preserving pluralism and diversity, which form a fundamental pillar of Lebanon’s identity.
The meeting also provided an opportunity to present the Lebanese Forces Party’s vision for Lebanon’s future and discuss ways to strengthen state sovereignty and institutions, consolidate political and economic stability, and ensure a safe and stable future for all Lebanese.
The two sides also exchanged views on the role France could play in supporting Christians in Lebanon and strengthening their resilience and presence, alongside supporting the Lebanese people across all communities, in light of the historical ties between the two countries and their shared commitment to preserving Lebanon’s sovereignty, stability, and pluralistic character.
Emphasis was made on the importance of maintaining communication and cooperation with French parliamentary institutions, in a manner that contributes to strengthening the Lebanese-French relations and supporting Lebanon in addressing current challenges.
