France and Qatar Deliver 27 Tons of Urgent Aid to Lebanon

Paris and Doha aim to support local aid groups amidst calls for a ceasefire and political stability in Lebanon.

French and Qatari military planes transported 27 metric tons of medicines, blankets, and hygiene kits to Lebanon.
The aid delivery is part of broader efforts by France to secure a ceasefire and prevent Lebanon from descending into chaos.
France's Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot warned that Lebanon could become a hub of instability similar to Syria if no action is taken.
Talks for a ceasefire have been stalled since the end of September following Israeli airstrikes in Beirut.
France plans to convene a conference focusing on humanitarian aid, strengthening the Lebanese army, and addressing the political vacuum.