Zahid says Malaysia stands ready to help Lebanon rebuild after conflict
ISTANBUL, Nov 7 — Malaysia is ready to help Lebanon rebuild following the conflict that has affected the country,...
Malaysia is prepared to aid Lebanon in rebuilding following recent conflicts, according to Deputy Prime Minister Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi. The assistance may encompass infrastructure restoration, economic revitalization, humanitarian aid, technical and vocational training, and bolstering defense collaboration to enhance Lebanon's preparedness and resilience.
A lasting friendship between the two nations stems from Malaysia's peacekeeping presence in Lebanon since 2007. Deemed a crucial participant until 2027, Zahid expressed hope that Malaysia's support would persist beyond the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) mandate's expiration. He emphasized that peace extends beyond ending the war, to rebuilding lives and fostering hope.
Zahid met Lebanese Deputy Prime Minister Dr Tarek Mitri and D-8 Secretary-General Sohail Mahmood, discussing cooperation opportunities in economic challenges, global geopolitics, the expanding market of over 1.2 billion individuals, halal industry, TVET, food security, and small and medium enterprises. Both meetings demonstrated Malaysia's dedication to proactive international involvement, prioritizing dialogue, mutual understanding, and practical cooperation for peace and shared prosperity.
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