President Joseph Aoun met with Ambassador Fouad Dandan to discuss the Lebanese diaspora in the UAE and bilateral relations. Aoun stressed the importance of law enforcement and security in attracting Emiratis back to Lebanon, showcasing the government’s commitment to its expatriates.
In a recent meeting at the Baabda Palace, President Joseph Aoun convened with Lebanon’s Ambassador to the UAE, Fouad Dandan, to deliberate on the circumstances surrounding the Lebanese diaspora residing in the United Arab Emirates. They also discussed the enhancement of bilateral ties between Lebanon and the UAE.
President Aoun reassured Ambassador Dandan of Lebanon’s commitment to maintaining security and stability within the nation. Furthermore, he emphasized the importance of upholding the law to foster an environment that would encourage Emiratis to consider Lebanon as their secondary residence.
Such discussions underscore the Lebanese government’s dedication to its diaspora and the ongoing efforts to strengthen relationships abroad, particularly in the UAE, where a substantial Lebanese community exists.
The dialogue between President Aoun and Ambassador Dandan signifies a proactive approach to addressing the needs and situations of the Lebanese diaspora in the UAE. By ensuring security and stability, Lebanon aims to bolster relationships with its expatriates, thereby reinforcing the emotional and cultural ties that link them to their homeland.
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