In light of the Emergency Relief Campaign to support displaced Lebanese families, Dalia Dagher, President of the "Stouh Beirut" Association, accompanied by Ms. Joumana Chouaib Labaki, visited Shukri Ghanem Barracks. They met with General Rabih Mashmoushi, Commander of the Mount Lebanon Region in the Lebanese Army, and General Rabih Akoum, Head of the Signal Corps. During the visit, Dagher discussed the needs of families displaced from areas affected by recent events, as well as the circumstances of Lebanese Army personnel's families who have also been affected too. She emphasized the importance of providing support amid the challenging conditions facing the country. Both sides agreed on ongoing coordination to effectively address the needs of displaced individuals. Dagher affirmed that the "Stouh Beirut" Association is committed to doing everything possible to assist during this critical phase. She also stressed that the Lebanese Army remains the primary shield of the nation, commending its vital role in e nsuring security and stability. Dagher promised to stand by the Army and support its members and their families during these exceptional circumstances. Source: National News Agency - Lebanon
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