Vatican City: Pope Francis expressed his joy over the recently agreed-upon ceasefire in Lebanon, according to the Vatican News website. The Pope voiced his hope that the ceasefire would be respected by all parties, allowing residents of conflict-affected areas to return to their homes safely as soon as possible, with the support of the Lebanese army and United Nations peacekeeping forces. According to Jordan News Agency, in a speech delivered in St. Peter's Square following Sunday prayers, the Pope issued an urgent appeal to all Lebanese politicians to promptly elect a president and restore normal functioning of state institutions. He stressed the importance of moving forward with necessary reforms to ensure Lebanon continues to serve as a model of peaceful coexistence among diverse sects.
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