As part of his shuttle tour of Lebanese officials, US Deputy Secretary of State David Schenker will visit the President of the Republic, Michel Aoun, accompanied by Ambassador Doroty Shea, to consult with him on the overall Lebanese developments and in the region, as well as his impressions about the first session of the border demarcation negotiations between Lebanon and Israel, which met last Wednesday in Naqoura.
Diplomatic sources revealed to Al-Jumhuriya that Schenker, on his tour of the Lebanese leaderships, from which he chose a few this time, “is keen to circulate the message of the American leadership, which expressed its satisfaction with the positive atmosphere expressed by the Lebanese and Israeli sides in the first meeting on the delineation of maritime borders in This stage, as well as for the renewal of guarantees of what his country pledged to be a supportive party in these negotiations and its readiness to intervene if the two parties request its opinion or a settlement in any possible form.
While it was said that Schenker wanted from his meetings to introduce the Lebanese officials to the new representative of his country who will accompany the Lebanese-Israeli negotiations, Ambassador John Deruscher, it was noted that the latter did not accompany him on his tours yesterday, and he will not be among the delegation that will accompany him to Baabda Palace today.
Informed sources explained to Al-Gomhoria this step with the presence of a decision to keep Deruscher away from the Lebanese political atmosphere, and to limit his duties to negotiations, as he had previously participated in similar steps in more than one previous mission.
Schenker visited Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri yesterday, and the meeting lasted about an hour, after which he left without making a statement. Then the head of the “Progressive Socialist Party” visited Walid Jumblatt, who kept him for lunch.
Al-Jumhuriya learned that Schenker conveyed to those with whom he met the satisfaction of his country to the launch of the border demarcation negotiations, which, if continued at the same pace as the first round of them, would lead to the interests of both sides, and stressed that the United States “will be an honest broker for the success of these negotiations.”
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