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The civil war in Syria is inhuman and brutal. Lebanon alone, with its only four million inhabitants, has admitted 1.5 million refugees from its neighboring country. The local representatives of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung are working towards keeping Lebanon stable and support its institutions in handling the crisis. They maintain a dialogue between Germany and the region in order to establish perspectives of resolving the conflicts, so that people will be no longer in necessity of fleeing their country.
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