BEIRUT: French Ambassador to Lebanon, Hervé Magro, on Friday oversaw the delivery of aid that arrived this morning at the cargo terminal of Rafik Hariri International Airport in Beirut. This assistance was approved during the international conference to support Lebanon held in Paris. According to National news agency - Lebanon, the aid delivery is part of ongoing international efforts to provide support to Lebanon. The conference in Paris aimed to address various challenges facing Lebanon and coordinate global assistance to the country. The arrival of this aid highlights the commitment of the international community to support Lebanon during its time of need. The aid includes essential supplies and resources meant to assist in addressing the current challenges in Lebanon. The French Ambassador's presence at the airport underscores the importance of the relationship between France and Lebanon, and the continued support France is providing to the Lebanese people.
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