Today's round of negotiations between Israel and Lebanon in Rome has concluded, according to Israeli media reports. No details on the outcomes of today's session were immediately available.
The second day of the current round of negotiations between Israel and Lebanon in Rome concluded Wednesday afternoon, according to Israeli media reports. No details on the outcomes of today's session were immediately available.
The talks, which began on Tuesday, August 4, are scheduled to continue through Thursday, August 6, as the US State Department confirmed last week. The Zioneer reported on Monday that the Lebanese delegation arrived in Rome ahead of the round, and earlier today that the second day had commenced. Lebanese sources told Al Arabiya that Tuesday's talks centered on the border issue, though the Israeli position was not disclosed.
The current round is part of the ongoing US-brokered diplomatic process following the framework agreement signed in Washington last month. As The Zioneer reported on Monday, the talks are expected to address the expansion of pilot zones and the dismantling of Hezbollah, as part of a gradual IDF withdrawal from southern Lebanon.
No information has been released on any progress made during today's session, and it remains unclear whether the talks are on track to meet their scheduled conclusion.
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