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What will be the public reaction in Lebanon to UAE embassy reopening within one month?
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UAE Delegation Arrives in Lebanon to Reopen Embassy Closed Since 2021, Aiming to Strengthen Relations
Jan 13, 2025, 03:50 AM
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has initiated steps to reopen its embassy in Beirut, Lebanon, following a decision made after a phone call between UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Lebanon's newly elected President Joseph Aoun. The leaders agreed to take the necessary actions to facilitate the embassy's reopening. A high-ranking UAE delegation has arrived in Lebanon to make arrangements for this purpose, marking a significant move after the embassy was closed in October 2021 due to diplomatic tensions stemming from comments made by Lebanon's then-Information Minister George Kardahi about the Saudi-led coalition's involvement in Yemen. The reopening of the embassy is seen as a gesture to strengthen bilateral relations between the two nations and reflects a commitment to supporting Lebanon's security and stability.
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