The Ministry of Migration and Displaced announced today, Monday, that Lebanese families have begun returning to their homes with ease, while noting that it has provided food, health, and housing care for these families.

Deputy Minister Karim Al-Nouri said, "The Lebanese guests in Iraq, due to the war waged by the Zionist entity on their homeland, are dear guests in the land of the two rivers," pointing out that "the families were received in several provinces, most of them in Karbala and Najaf and other provinces, and we, through the Ministry of Migration and other supporting ministries, provided what we could

He added that "the number of Lebanese families arriving in Iraq reached 6,000, coming through the Al-Qa'im border crossing and Baghdad and Najaf airports, and they were distributed among suitable accommodation places," noting that "they were provided with care according to the directives of Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, meeting their food, health, and housing needs, in a stance that represents the generosity of Iraqis towards their Lebanese and Palestinian brothers

He continued, "After the war ceasefire agreement, Lebanese families began returning to their homes with a practical and easy mechanism.