Germany Pledges €60 Million Aid to Lebanon Amid Ongoing Conflict

Minister Schulze visits Beirut to support refugees and defend arms exports to Israel.

German Development Minister Svenja Schulze visited Lebanon to announce additional aid for refugees affected by the ongoing conflict.
The Bundestag has approved €60 million to assist with food, water, and healthcare for displaced persons in Lebanon.
Approximately 800,000 people have been displaced within Lebanon due to the conflict, with many fleeing to Syria.
Schulze emphasized the importance of stabilizing Lebanon for both regional and German interests.
Germany has increased arms exports to Israel, totaling €94.05 million since August, amidst criticism in Lebanon.