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No tourist exodus from Lebanon despite Gulf nations’ warnings about violence, industry experts say

  • ‘We maintain the security of Arab nationals and communicate with Arab embassies to confirm that,’ said Interior Minister Bassam Mawlawi
  • The head of the nation’s Civil Aviation Authority denied social media rumors of people fleeing the country over concerns about deadly clashes at a Palestinian refugee camp
By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·

Erdogan aims to deepen economic ties with Gulf nations

By MENEKSE TOKYAY ·

Gulf nations to invest billions of dollars in Pakistan under economic revival plan — PM

By Kashaf Rehman ·

Lebanon’s president in Qatar for talks over Gulf crisis

By AP ·

Desperate Pakistanis working overseas in Gulf nations overrun COVID-19 vaccine center in Islamabad

By AFP ·

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