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The Bahrain Embassy in Damascus Helps Bahraini Citizens Looking to Depart from Lebanon

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Last updated: 2024/07/31 at 6:34 AM
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The Bahraini Embassy in Damascus has confirmed that it is actively working to facilitate the return of Bahraini citizens from Lebanon, as calls from citizens requesting to leave the country have increased. Wahid Mubarak Sayyar, Bahrain’s ambassador to Syria, stated that while some citizens have expressed the desire to remain in Lebanon, the embassy is fully prepared to assist those who wish to return home. The majority of Bahraini citizens currently in Lebanon are students, and their return will be facilitated through Beirut’s Rafic Hariri International Airport.

In the event that all flights are suspended at Beirut airport, the embassy has plans in place to arrange for the return of citizens by land to Syria and then by air to Bahrain via Damascus International Airport. Ambassador Sayyar emphasized that the main priority is to ensure the safe return of Bahraini citizens from Lebanon, and all necessary arrangements will be made to facilitate their journey back home. He also mentioned that the number of Bahraini citizens in Lebanon is very limited and mostly consists of students, as opposed to tourists.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued warnings last October advising against travel to Lebanon due to the evolving situation in the region. This warning comes as fears of an all-out war in the region are growing, fueled by escalating tensions between Israel and Hezbollah. The situation worsened following a rocket attack that killed 12 young people in the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights. Israel accused Hezbollah of carrying out the assault and retaliated with a rare strike on Beirut, claiming to have killed a top Hezbollah commander.

Ambassador Sayyar assured that the embassy is closely monitoring the situation in Lebanon and working to ensure the safety and well-being of Bahraini citizens in the country. The embassy will continue to provide necessary assistance and support to citizens who wish to return home, especially in the event of any emergency or disruption of flights out of Lebanon. The safety and security of Bahraini citizens remains a top priority for the embassy, and all efforts will be made to facilitate their return in a timely and efficient manner.

Bahraini citizens who are currently in Lebanon and wish to return home are encouraged to contact the Bahraini Embassy in Damascus for assistance and guidance. The embassy is fully prepared to address the needs and concerns of citizens and make the necessary arrangements for their safe return. As tensions continue to rise in the region, it is crucial for Bahraini citizens to prioritize their safety and consider returning home if necessary. The embassy stands ready to assist and support all citizens in need of help during these challenging times.

Overall, the Bahraini Embassy in Damascus is actively engaged in facilitating the return of Bahraini citizens from Lebanon in response to the increasing demand from citizens wanting to leave the country. With a focus on ensuring the safety and well-being of citizens, the embassy is prepared to assist in arranging the necessary travel logistics for their return. As tensions in the region escalate, it is important for citizens to stay informed and prioritize their safety by considering returning home with the assistance of the embassy. The embassy remains committed to providing support and guidance to Bahraini citizens during these uncertain times.

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