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Ethnic group
Lebanese people in Greece
Total population
30,000 people (by descent)
Regions with significant populations
Athens, Thessaloniki, Piraeus, Patras
Languages
Arabic language and Greek language
Religion
Mostly Greek Orthodox, with Muslim and Catholic minorities
Related ethnic groups
Other Arabs in Greece, Lebanese people in Cyprus
Lebanese people in Greece
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