The "Middle Eastern Diaspora" refers to the movement and settlement of people from the Middle East in various parts of the world. This migration has occurred for various reasons, including conflict, economic opportunities, and political instability. Countries like Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq have seen significant emigration, leading to vibrant communities in places such as North America, Europe, and Australia. Members of the Middle Eastern Diaspora often maintain their cultural identities while integrating into their new societies. They contribute to the cultural, economic, and social fabric of their host countries, sharing traditions, cuisine, and languages. This diaspora has also fostered connections between the Middle East and the global community.