Israeli fire wounded five people in south Lebanon on Sunday, Lebanese media and security sources said, as residents sought to return to homes in the border area where Israeli forces remained on the ground after a deadline for their withdrawal passed.
Emirates will also resume services to Baghdad, Iraq, on February 1, serving both cities with its triple-class Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.
After over a three-year closure, the UAE Embassy in Beirut is officially back in operation, the Emirati Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) announced on Friday. Read More: Emirates to Resume Flights to Baghdad and Beirut in February This milestone comes as diplomatic relations between the UAE and Lebanon see a significant improvement.
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Embassy closed in October 2021 following diplomatic crisis over remarks by then-Lebanese information minister - Anadolu Ajansı
Emirates airline will resume flights to Beirut on February 1 after a four-month suspension triggered by conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, a statement said on Friday.
Emirates will be resuming daily flights to Beirut, Lebanon from February 1, 2025. The airline will recommence the daily services to Baghdad, Iraq as well on the same day. From February 1, Emirates will serve daily flights to Rafic Al Hariri International Airport by a Boeing 777-300ER, in three classes.
The United Arab Emirates announced on Friday that it reopened its embassy in Lebanon, state media reported, years after it was shut down in solidarity with Saudi Arabia.
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Emirates will restart services to Beirut, Lebanon from 1 February 2025 with a daily flight. The airline will also reinstate daily services to Baghdad in Iraq on the same day.From February, Emirates’ d
From February, Emirates’ daily flights to Rafic Al Hariri International Airport will be served by a Boeing 777-300ER in three classes, offering more than 5,000 seats both ways each week, and adding more choice, increased comfort and enhanced connectivity from Beirut to Dubai and onwards to the airline’s network of more than 140 destinations.