Maritime deal draft is 'positive' says Nabih Berri

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Mr Hochstein has been attempting to seal a deal that would allow offshore energy exploration and defuse one potential source of conflict between Israel and the Iran-backed Lebanese group Hezbollah.

In a tweet, the US embassy in Beirut said ambassador Dorothy Shea had met President Michel Aoun, Mr Berri and Prime Minister Najib Mikati “to provide the US proposal for a final agreement on the maritime boundary line”.

On Saturday, the Lebanese presidency said Beirut had received a letter from US mediatorAmos Hochstein on proposals for demarcation of the boundary.


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