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After Israel, Lebanon eyes maritime border talks with Syria

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Lebanon wants direct talks to demarcate its maritime border with Syria so it can begin offshore gas exploration, weeks after reaching a similar agreement with Israel, its top negotiator told AFP.

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  1. France 24

    After Israel, Lebanon eyes maritime border talks with Syria (opens France 24)

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    Lebanon wants direct talks to demarcate its maritime border with Syria so it can begin offshore gas exploration, weeks after reaching a similar agreement with Israel, its top negotiator told AFP.

  2. Al-Monitor

    After Israel, Lebanon eyes sea border talks with Syria (opens Al-Monitor)

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    Lebanon wants talks to demarcate its maritime border with Syria, so that it can begin offshore gas extraction after reaching a similar agreement with Israel, its top negotiator told AFP. Last month -- despite the countries technically remaining in a state of war -- Israel and Lebanon struck a US-bro…

  3. The Times of Israel

    After Israel agreement, Lebanon seeks maritime border talks with Syria (opens The Times of Israel)

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    Beirut looking to talk to Damascus, which used to control Lebanese affairs, in bid to consolidate offshore rights; area could be bigger than the one disputed with Jerusalem

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