05 Jun 2025 13:13 PM Hajjar meets UNIFIL Chief, Egyptian Ambassador
Interior Minister Ahmad Hajjar met with UNIFIL Head of Mission and Force Commander General Aroldo Lázaro, with whom he discussed the mission's operations in South Lebanon and cooperation in implementing UN Resolution 1701.
Minister Hajar reaffirmed Lebanon's strong commitment to working closely with UNIFIL, especially during this critical period.
Hajjar also received Lebanese Ambassador to Egypt Ali Al-Halabi.
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