The 3rd Emigrants Economic Conference

  • July 4, 2023
  • Phoenicia Hotel

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Emigrants have always been the main pillar of Lebanon’s society and economy. Their role in supporting Lebanon has even become more vital amidst the defining political and economic crisis that has engulfed the country since 2019. According to the World Bank, in 2022, the remittance inflows in Lebanon are estimated at 38% of the country’s GDP which helped a large number of Lebanese in sustaining a decent living standard and in creating much needed jobs. However, their contribution transcends remittances to encompass providing skills and knowledge and supporting education, healthcare and entrepreneurship in the country in addition to facilitating cultural and diplomatic relations between Lebanon and the countries they live in.

To put more focus on the Lebanese diaspora and its role in helping the country in navigating its current difficulties and starting the recovery process, Al-Iktissad Wal-Aamal Group, in cooperation with concerned ministries in Lebanon, Lebanese Economic organizations, the World Lebanese Cultural Union and organizations in relation with Emigrants in Lebanon and abroad, is organizing “The 3rd Emigrants Economic Conference” on July 04, 2023 at the Phoenicia Intercontinental Hotel – Beirut.

The conference will be held under the patronage of the President of the Council of Ministers and it will bring together a large number of high-level participants including ministers, business and emigrants’ leaders from all parts of the world.

The main topics to be discussed at the conference will include:

  • Role of Lebanese Diaspora in overcoming the current crisis and ensuring a brighter future for the country.
  • Diaspora vision for reforms and economic recovery.
  • Role of Lebanese Women in Diaspora.
  • How can emigrants be a catalyst to mobilize capital into Lebanon
  • How to leverage on emigrants’ global skills, networks and successes to build a new economy?
  • Emigrants’ contribution to sustain the education industry in Lebanon.
  • How Diaspora can help Lebanese entrepreneurs in Lebanon and abroad.
  • Success stories.

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Past Events

The 2nd Emigrants Economic Conferenece

Lebanese Emigrants Economic Conference

  • Time : 8:30 am - 7:00 pm (Asia/Beirut)

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O Monot Hotel

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Green Hand

Established in 1999, Green Hand is a Lebanese non-governmental organization committed to protecting nature, preserving cultural heritage, and promoting sustainable economic development and resilient livelihoods.

With a steadfast belief in the power of community-driven change, Green Hand has spent over two decades championing environmental conservation, safeguarding Lebanon’s rich cultural traditions, and empowering local populations through innovative economic models. From restoring natural ecosystems to reviving traditional crafts and supporting farmers, artisans, and small producers, our work places people and nature at the heart of development.

In our continuous effort to create a real, inclusive, and sustainable transformation, Green Hand launched its flagship initiative — the Authentic Aley Strategic Framework — a model program designed to serve as a national prototype for a developed Lebanon.

This elite strategic framework operates through three interconnected pillars:

Environment: Preserving ecosystems, promoting green infrastructure, and ensuring responsible natural resource use.

Culture & Heritage: Protecting Lebanon’s cultural identity by revitalizing traditional knowledge, crafts, and intercommunal ties.

Economy: Fostering a circular and local economy by supporting value chains, dignified income generation, and community-based enterprises.

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Our vision is bold yet grounded: to build a Lebanon where communities thrive in harmony with their environment, their history, and each other.

A Lebanon where the future is rooted in the authenticity of its land and people.

Green Hand

Established in 1999, Green Hand is a Lebanese non-governmental organization committed to protecting nature, preserving cultural heritage, and promoting sustainable economic development and resilient livelihoods.

With a steadfast belief in the power of community-driven change, Green Hand has spent over two decades championing environmental conservation, safeguarding Lebanon’s rich cultural traditions, and empowering local populations through innovative economic models. From restoring natural ecosystems to reviving traditional crafts and supporting farmers, artisans, and small producers, our work places people and nature at the heart of development.

In our continuous effort to create a real, inclusive, and sustainable transformation, Green Hand launched its flagship initiative — the Authentic Aley Strategic Framework — a model program designed to serve as a national prototype for a developed Lebanon.

This elite strategic framework operates through three interconnected pillars:

Environment: Preserving ecosystems, promoting green infrastructure, and ensuring responsible natural resource use.

Culture & Heritage: Protecting Lebanon’s cultural identity by revitalizing traditional knowledge, crafts, and intercommunal ties.

Economy: Fostering a circular and local economy by supporting value chains, dignified income generation, and community-based enterprises.

The Aley District was selected as a pilot region not only for its natural and cultural richness but also for its social diversity and potential to model unity, resilience, and innovation in development. Through partnerships with municipalities, international organizations, and civil society, the Authentic Aley Framework has become a leading example of how local action can inspire national change.

Our vision is bold yet grounded: to build a Lebanon where communities thrive in harmony with their environment, their history, and each other.

A Lebanon where the future is rooted in the authenticity of its land and people.