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Diaspora

Lebanese expatriates in Riyadh face disruption after Houthi attacks on the airport

Jobs and travel plans of one of the largest Lebanese communities in the Gulf are being upended.

By Lebanese Lobby Newsdesk 1 h ago · 1 min read
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Lebanese expatriates in Riyadh are grappling with disrupted jobs and travel after Houthi attacks targeted the city's airport, L'Orient Today reported, quoting community members who said they never expected to face such a situation.

Saudi Arabia hosts one of the largest Lebanese communities in the Gulf, whose remittances support many families in Lebanon. Saudi authorities have also reported incoming fire in recent days.

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