Bulgarians in Lebanon
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| 400–1,000 Arabic (Lebanese Arabic) | |
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| Bulgarian Orthodox Church | |
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| Bulgarians, Bulgarian diaspora |
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Bulgarians in Lebanon are between 400–1,000 people.[2][3][4] Most of them are Bulgarian women married to Lebanese men and their children, almost all of which live in Beirut.
Culture
Associations
Bulgarian associations are: Association of Nurses in Lebanon (2003) and the Association of Lebanese Civilian Graduates in Bulgaria.
Schools
- Bulgarian Saturday school in Lebanon – Beirut (from 2011)
Folk groups
- Group for Bulgarian Folklore "Bulgarian wrist"
Notable people
- Lia Saad,[5] Miss Lebanon Emigrant 2014
- Samir Ayass, footballer
- Eyad Hammoud, footballer
See also
- Bulgaria–Lebanon relations
- Arabs in Bulgaria
- Bulgarian diaspora
- Ethnic groups in Lebanon
References
- ^ Около 300 българи ще бъдат евакуирани в следващите дни от Бейрут – bTV Новините
- ^ Българска национална телевизия – Новини – Общество – Български истории от Ливан Archived June 6, 2010, at the Wayback Machine
- ^ Информационна агенция "Фокус"
- ^ Около 300 българи ще бъдат евакуирани в следващите дни от Бейрут – bTV Новините
- ^ Miss Lebanon 2014 is ...from Bulgaria
External links
- State Agency for Bulgarians Abroad
- Agency for Bulgarians Abroad Archived 2011-05-15 at the Wayback Machine
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