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FRANCE 24 English published this video item, entitled “UN, France urge Lebanon to form new government amid pledges of aid” – below is their description.
France and the United Nations vowed Wednesday to keep providing humanitarian aid to Lebanon but urged the country’s leaders to form a new government as a political deadlock in Beirut has blocked billions of dollars in assistance for the cash-strapped country hit by multiple crises.
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