UN Peacekeeping Chief Lacroix in Beirut as UNIFIL's Mandate Heads for Its 31 December End
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UN peacekeeping chief Lacroix in Beirut as UNIFIL's mandate heads for its 31 December end
The UN's peacekeeping chief met Lebanon's president, speaker, prime minister and army commander as the UNIFIL mandate runs out on 31 December with no Security Council decision on a successor.
Lebanon is currently engaged in a decisive diplomatic and political battle, described as the battle of the last breath, with the aim of preventing the international umbrella from falling from its southern areas with the clock ticking. Lebanon ' s official legal and diplomatic efforts to prevent the implementation of international resolutions calling for an end to the task of peacekeepers, and the immediate emphasis on the importance of thes…
The Lebanese Minister of National Defence received Major General Michel Mensey in Yarza, Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations for Peace Operations, Jean Pierre Lacroix, in the presence of the UNIFIL Force Commander, Major General Diudato Abaniara, and United Nations officials, to discuss developments in Lebanon, in particular the situation in the south and the future of the international forces as their mandate nears the end of this yea…
The Minister of National Defence received Major General Michel Mensey in his office in Yarza, Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations for Peace Operations, Jean Pierre Lacroix, accompanied by the Force Commander of UNIFIL, Major General Diudato Abaniara, the Deputy Special Coordinator, Resident Coordinator and Humanitarian Coordinator of the United Nations in Lebanon, Amran Reza, and a delegation of UNIFIL.
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