Agreement / resolution
Taif Agreement
The agreement that ended the Lebanese Civil War in 1989 and established the framework of Lebanon's political system; often cited in debates on arms control and reform.
The Taif Agreement was concluded in the Saudi city of Taif in 1989 to end the Lebanese Civil War. It provided for political reforms, including adjusting the distribution of powers among the presidencies and expanding the parliament. It also called for extending state authority over all Lebanese territory. It is still cited in political debates on arms control and institutional reform.
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