المهاجر اللبناني و اثره في المجتمع الخارجي حتى عام ١٩٩٠

Abstract EN

The Lebanese emigration was linked to the state of insecurity, instability and deteriorating living conditions that Lebanon suffered from, and there are many motives, including political, economic and sectarian, that forced a number of young people to emigrate, although the main reasons lie in the economic factor that called them to leave their families and their country, as well as other social conditions that accompanied Migration from them: the pursuit of frying science in those countries with the search for work, as well as others benefited from the experience of those who preceded them as the first immigrants to join their knees.

The displaced lived in difficult economic conditions that affected their general conditions, so they worked in their beginnings in order to gain experience and then be able to make money and then self-independence by themselves by choosing the trade that suits their mindsets and develops them through their ideas.

A number of neighborhoods were created in the countries they inhabited and partly called them by new Lebanese names, and a number of them naturalized the nationality of the new country and married and another section who reached important jobs and positions in those countries, especially Brazil, where the Lebanese community was very large in terms of proportions in the rest of the countries.