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LATEST NEWS AND STATEMENTS

  • Increase in tensions at the border between Syria and Lebanon (22.04.13)

    France is deeply concerned at the increase in tensions at the border between Syria and Lebanon. During the weekend, the fighting that took place in Syria around Qusayr was accompanied by further rocket attacks against the Hermel region in Lebanon. These rocket attacks compromise Lebanon’s integrity and sovereignty and threaten the security of the Lebanese people.

  • Lebanon – Syrian bombing in the Hermel region (15.04.13)

    We strongly condemn the bombing carried out from Syria which killed two people and injured several others on Sunday in the Hermel region of the Lebanese territory. This incident is another unacceptable violation of Lebanon’s sovereignty.

  • Yamina Benguigui’s visit to Lebanon (26-27.10.12)

    The Beirut Francophone Book Fair, which will take place from October 26 to November 4 and which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, will, thanks to the support of the Institut français, welcome members of the Académie Goncourt as guests of honor.

  • Lebanon – Clashes between Sunnis and Alawites (22.08.12)

    We’re closely monitoring developments in the situation in Lebanon and want to express our concern about the increasing number of incidents. Lebanon should not allow a conflict that doesn’t belong to it to spill over into its territory.

  • Visit to France by Mr. Michel Suleiman, President of Lebanon (12.07.12)

    Mr. Suleiman’s visit – the first by a Lebanese leader since President Hollande’s inauguration and the appointment of the government - will provide an opportunity to reaffirm the deep ties of friendship between France and Lebanon, as well as to address the major regional issues.

  • Lebanon – Violence in Tripoli - Statement by Laurent Fabius (2-3.06.12)

    "In this troubled context, all Lebanese political actors must continue to demonstrate responsibility. I welcome President Suleiman’s wise and responsible decision to bring the political parties together for a national dialogue session on June 11. France encourages all Lebanese political actors to participate in President Suleiman’s initiative and to resume dialogue, the only way to ease the current tensions."

  • Lebanon – Violence in Tripoli (14.05.12)

    France calls on all Lebanese people to give precedence to the interests of Lebanon over all other considerations and to promote dialogue, national unity and civil peace in order to prevent a crisis that is not of their making from spilling over into the country.

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