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Refugee economics 201 

by Thomas Schellen

Mental planning exercises for a more difficult world may be appropriate for G7 countries or risk summits at the World Economic Forum. Countries in the Middle East crisis region are already experiencing what it means to be exposed to active existential threats. For Lebanon, the recent Brussels gathering of European bureaucrats, representatives of the concerned Arab governments, and Middle Eastern civil society stakeholders means many nice wishes, reiteration of the call for political solution in Lebanon as well as Syria, plus some underwhelming financial support numbers.  A Lebanon fact sheet published on the European External Action Service (EEAS) website in conjunction with press material after the Brussels meet says that pledges from the EU and member states to displaced Syrians and host communities in Lebanon have risen to a cumulative tally of €3.14 billion for the past 13 years. As fact sheets also reveal that out of €33 billion provided

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