Published : 09-08-2019
Palestine Ambassador in Cairo Diab AlLouh discussed with the director of UNRWA’s office in Cairo Sahar AlJabouri the calamitous condition of Palestinian refugees who fled war-torn Syria to Egypt.
The UN representatives hailed the efforts made by the Palestine Embassy in Cairo in cooperation with UNRWA office in order to tone down the tragic situation of Palestinian refugees in Egypt.
95% of Palestinian children from Syria have been prevented from accessing education facilities in Egypt, where they are treated as foreigners rather than legitimate asylum seekers.
The Egyptian authorities continue to categorize the Palestinians of Syria as “tourists” and, thus, deny them the right to a unequivocal legal status. Refugees have been shorn of the right to legal stays in the country.
Palestine Ambassador in Cairo Diab AlLouh discussed with the director of UNRWA’s office in Cairo Sahar AlJabouri the calamitous condition of Palestinian refugees who fled war-torn Syria to Egypt.
The UN representatives hailed the efforts made by the Palestine Embassy in Cairo in cooperation with UNRWA office in order to tone down the tragic situation of Palestinian refugees in Egypt.
95% of Palestinian children from Syria have been prevented from accessing education facilities in Egypt, where they are treated as foreigners rather than legitimate asylum seekers.
The Egyptian authorities continue to categorize the Palestinians of Syria as “tourists” and, thus, deny them the right to a unequivocal legal status. Refugees have been shorn of the right to legal stays in the country.
