In press statements to the Sky News Arabia satellite channel, a spokeswoman for Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid said that the agreement to demarcate the maritime borders between Israel and Lebanon is the first diplomatic agreement.
Israeli delegation jet lands at Ras Al-Naqura region, according to Sky News Arabia, to sign the maritime border demarcation agreement with Lebanon.
Reuters reported that Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid signed the maritime border demarcation agreement.
The agreement on the maritime border demarcation was signed today, Thursday, and was hailed as “an historic success” by the vice president of Lebanon.
The wording of the official agreement to demarcate the maritime borders with Israel was given to the American mediator, according to the speaker of the Lebanese parliament today, Thursday.
According to earlier reports in the media, Israel and Lebanon would both get a list of geographic coordinates pertaining to the defining of their respective maritime borders at the same time.
According to Sky News Arabia, Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid declared that Israel and Lebanon had struck a “historic” understanding about the defining of their respective maritime borders.
According to Sky News Arabia, the Lebanese presidency found the final version of the maritime border demarcation agreement to be “acceptable.”
Vice -President of the House of Representatives Elias Bou Saab confirmed that there is no sharing of gas or wealth between Lebanon and Israel in relation to the Qana and Beirut field, which will get all its rights.
According to the Vice-President of the House of Representatives, Lebanese political conversations have been taking place regarding how to react to the most recent formula for defining Israel’s maritime borders.
According to media reports, the president of the Israeli National Security Council said that Israel would soon reach a historic agreement with Lebanon about their maritime borders.
Lapid spokesman: The first diplomatic deal is the Agreement for the Determination of the Maritime Borders between Lebanon and Israel.
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