Displaced Persons Files Remain Open for 36 Years

The article discusses the Ministry of Displaced Persons in Lebanon, which has resurfaced after years of focus on shutting it down, as it was believed the issue had been settled long ago. Currently, efforts are centered on completing the unresolved cases of displaced individuals to preserve their rights, rather than to acquire new funds or documents. Officials confirmed that the ministry still receives the necessary financial allocations to settle the rights of the displaced, with the main goal being to safeguard their rights through an electronic platform designed to simplify data and name completion. The file will later be transferred to other entities if the ministry is closed. Despite calls from some deputies to shut down the ministry, officials emphasize the importance of concluding the displaced people's rights and maintaining their records until funding becomes available, stressing that there are no intentions to prolong the process or scatter efforts.

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