Lebanon
Geagea Receives French Parliamentary Delegation to Discuss Eastern Christians and Lebanese Developments
Samir Geagea met with a French parliamentary delegation in Meerab to discuss the situation of Eastern Christians, Lebanon's political developments, and bilateral cooperation.

Samir Geagea, head of the "Lebanese Forces" party, received at his residence in Meerab a French parliamentary delegation representing the "Study Group on Eastern Christians" in the French National Assembly. The meeting was attended by MP Elias Estephan, a member of the Strong Republic bloc; former Minister Richard Kouyoumjian, head of the External Relations Department of the "Lebanese Forces"; as well as Tony Darwish and Elsie Oweis from the department.
The French delegation included Sandrine Fouchet-Chazelle, chair of the Study Group on Eastern Christians; MPs Élisabeth de Mester, Éric Liégion, Dominique Potier, and Éric Martineau; accompanied by Aurélie Périou, official responsible for the Study Group on Eastern Christians in the French National Assembly and working within the Foreign Affairs Committee.
The meeting addressed the latest political and economic developments in Lebanon, in light of geopolitical shifts occurring in the region and their impact on Lebanese stability and the country's future.
Discussions also covered the situation of Christians in Lebanon, the challenges facing their presence and national role, and the importance of preserving pluralism and diversity, which form a fundamental pillar of Lebanese identity.
The meeting served as an opportunity to present the "Lebanese Forces" party's vision for Lebanon's future, ways to strengthen state sovereignty and its institutions, and consolidate political and economic stability, ensuring a safe and stable future for all Lebanese.
Additionally, views were exchanged regarding the role France can play in supporting Christians in Lebanon, strengthening their resilience and presence, alongside supporting the Lebanese people across all components, based on the historical ties between the two countries and shared commitment to preserving Lebanon's sovereignty, stability, and pluralism.
In conclusion, the importance of continuing communication and cooperation with French parliamentary institutions was emphasized, contributing to strengthening Lebanese-French relations and supporting Lebanon in facing current challenges.
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