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's Deputy Prime Minister, Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, has stated that Malaysia stands ready to assist Lebanon in rebuilding following the recent conflict that has affected the country. He highlighted the potential areas of assistance, including infrastructure and local economy rebuilding, humanitarian aid, Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), and strengthening defence cooperation.
Zahid, who is currently in Turkey for a four-day working visit, emphasized Malaysia's commitment to Lebanon's peace and stability, which dates back to 2007 when Malaysian peacekeepers joined the Malaysian Battalion (MALBATT) in southern Lebanon. He also expressed hope that Malaysia's support would continue beyond the end of the MALBATT peacekeeping mission in January 2027, as the UNIFIL mandate is set to end this year.
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