Kareem wrote
Please be aware that the conversion rate in Europe from USD is "كفر" Sorry couldn't find a better word.
I don't understand, what do you mean?
In any case, Euros are the second most used foreign reserve in the world (30%) after USD (60%). It should be stable enough.
Once you are in the "developed" banking network (Europe, USA, Canada, etc.) you will have access to many online facilities to convert your money or to transfer to other accounts, it is much more advanced than in Lebanon.
Kareem wrote
And if you want my opinion, the decision taken by the banks lately are against the law. This is something I can't understand and I can't get over it. Theoretically, you can sue them, but with all the corruption around us, I am not sure how far you can go.
Now is the right time to sue them, and we should. Today I saw at my bank a nasty, unprofessional, disrespectful attitude. I do not think they generally deserve any kind of leniency, especially since this situation is their fault. Of course it varies across banks but generally they are the ones who mis-invested our money.
However understandably the priority for everyone is securing their situation first.