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Former President Sleiman and Egyptian Ambassador Discuss Regional and Bilateral Issues

Beirut:Former President Michel Sleiman met with Egypt's newly appointed Ambassador to Lebanon, Tamim Khallaf, at his residence in Yarze. The discussions centered on political and security developments in Lebanon and the broader region, focusing on implications for regional stability.

According to National news agency - Lebanon, the meeting highlighted the historical and fraternal ties between Lebanon and Egypt. Both parties explored avenues to enhance bilateral cooperation, coordination, and consultations across multiple sectors.

Sleiman acknowledged Egypt's significant role in addressing regional crises and its diplomatic efforts in fostering dialogue and political solutions. He also praised Egypt's support for Saudi Arabia and the solidarity measures taken to uphold Arab unity and security amidst regional challenges.

In the meeting, Sleiman emphasized the importance of increased Arab solidarity and coordinated efforts to protect national sovereignty and maintain independent decision-making. He expressed optimism that Egypt would continue to play an active role in supporting Lebanon's constitutional institutions and stabilizing its position within the Arab world.

The meeting concluded with Sleiman wishing Ambassador Khallaf success in his diplomatic mission and expressing hope for strengthened Lebanese-Egyptian relations and cooperation.