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Lebanon Launches National Strategy for Persons with Disabilities

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Lebanon's Ministry of Social Affairs, in partnership with the United Nations Population Fund and the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia, launched the National Strategy for the Rights and Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities for 2026-2030. The strategy aims to translate Lebanon's commitment to disability rights into a five-year course of action. The launch ceremony also highlighted the need to adopt universal design principles to improve access to public spaces.

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The strategy signals a fundamental shift in public policy within Lebanon, moving away from a welfare-based approach toward one grounded in rights and active participation. This national commitment requires structural policy and funding shifts to be implemented.

Prime Minister Nawaf Salam announced a plan to strengthen Lebanon's state institutions.

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  • The United Nations Population Fund could expand its funding scope in Lebanon through the partnership.

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    Lebanon could face structural policy and funding shifts to meet its national rights commitments.

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