Saudi-French Statement: Emphasizes the Necessity of Israeli Withdrawal from Lebanon
21:17 · 24 August 2026
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France and Saudi Arabia issued a joint statement following talks between President Emmanuel Macron and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at the Elysee Palace, focusing on the relentless pursuit of political and diplomatic solutions to the region's crises.
The two sides emphasized the option of negotiation to ensure the peacefulness of the Iranian nuclear program, alongside securing navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and restoring it to its normal state, and welcoming the agreement to disarm Hamas while demanding its implementation.
Regarding Lebanese affairs, the two sides praised the steps taken by President Aoun and the government headed by Prime Minister Salam to rebuild institutions and extend state authority.
The two parties also agreed to intensify efforts to reach a final settlement to the conflict in Lebanon, affirming their commitment to support the security forces to enable them to fully carry out their national duties, while stressing the full implementation of Resolution 1701 and the necessity of Israel's withdrawal from all Lebanese territories.
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Emmanuel Macron
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Joseph Aoun
Hamas movement
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Mohammed bin Salman
Strait of Hormuz
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