President Donald Trump is expected to meet with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun on Tuesday, according to Amichai Stein (i24NEWS). The meeting would be the latest in a series of diplomatic exchanges following the framework agreement between Israel and Lebanon.
A report from Amichai Stein (i24NEWS) indicates that President Donald Trump is expected to meet Lebanese President Joseph Aoun on Tuesday. The meeting would mark a significant step in U.S.-Lebanon relations, building on the framework agreement between Israel and Lebanon signed last month.
As The Zioneer reported on July 8, Aoun was formally invited to the White House for a political visit on July 21. The expected meeting aligns with that invitation, though no official confirmation has been issued by either government. Earlier reports also noted Trump's phone call with Aoun on June 28, during which the U.S. president pledged support for implementing the Israel-Lebanon deal.
The visit would be the first by a Lebanese leader to the White House in over a decade, underscoring the shift in regional dynamics following the agreement.
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