French President Emmanuel Macron appointed his former Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian as "personal envoy for Lebanon" The new envoy will have to "listen to everyone in Lebanon" to "facilitate a solution that is both consensual and effective" The Lebanese parliament is convened on June 14 to try again to elect a president. But it is deeply divided between the camp of the pro-Iranian Shiite movement Hezbollah, which does not have the necessary majority to impose its candidate, Sleiman Frangié.