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The UAE Issues A Warning Against Traveling To Lebanon Amidst Rising Tensions In The Country
On Friday, October 18 the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MoFAIC) issued a warning for all UAE citizens against travelling to Lebanon, until further notice over the recent security developments in the region.
The UAE had recently lifted the travel ban for Lebanon this year, which was strictly implemented since 2016 as a result of the Syrian war.
The tensions in Lebanon are rising because of the government’s new plans to impose high taxes during a period where the country’s going through a severe economic crisis.
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So that a safe return to the UAE can be arranged for them.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation warns the UAE nationals against travelling to Lebanon until further noticehttps://t.co/TWmnTtJmyr
— MoFA وزارة الخارجية (@mofauae) October 18, 2019
Other regions in the MENA have also advised its citizens against from travelling to Lebanon
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Bahrain are urging citizens that are already in Lebanon to leave immediately due to the biggest protests that the country has witnessed in recent years.
The protests flared up on Thursday and are now entering their second day of demonstrations
These protests are in an effort to prompt the Lebanese government to support the reform drive against the new tax enforcements.
Thousands of protesters outraged by corruption and proposed tax hikes burn tyres and block major highways in Lebanon, prompting the premier to give his government partners three days to support a reform drive https://t.co/VkXd6r55Y0 pic.twitter.com/wGpWPjeNSs
— AFP News Agency (@AFP) October 19, 2019
The revolution is to seek a solution and demand a change within the country
https://twitter.com/Ibrahimhalawi/status/1185128355068305408
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