Beirut: Lebanese President Joseph Aoun discussed the latest developments in southern Lebanon during his meeting on Saturday with Morgan Ortagus, Deputy US Special Envoy to the Middle East. The meeting aimed to address key regional issues and strengthen bilateral relations.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the Lebanese presidency released a statement indicating that the discussions included topics such as the issues in southern Lebanon, the work of the international monitoring committee, the Israeli withdrawal, and the overall situation in the south. These discussions underline the ongoing challenges and complexities in the region and the importance of international cooperation.

During their meeting, Aoun and Ortagus also explored the situation on the Lebanese-Syrian border, emphasizing the ongoing coordination between the Lebanese and Syrian sides. The conversation extended to financial and economic reforms, highlighting the steps the Lebanese government has taken to combat corruption. The meeting reflects a mutual interest in promoting stability and economic progress in the region.