President Aoun thanks Iraq for a $20 million aid pledge to Lebanon
President Joseph Aoun spoke by phone with the Iraqi Prime Minister and expressed his gratitude for Iraq's announcement during the Baghdad summit to provide $20 million in aid to Lebanon.
The contribution is part of Iraq's support for Lebanon's recovery efforts.
Aoun said the initiative adds to similar Iraqi efforts that highlight the deep ties between Lebanon and Iraq, as well as the "bonds of brotherhood and solidarity" shared by the Lebanese and Iraqi peoples.
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