Syria Proposes Camp Closure Plan to UN

The Syrian government presented a plan to the United Nations aimed at ending the need for displacement camps in the country by September 2027. The plan includes preparing return areas and shifting international support from humanitarian funding to sustainable financing through demining, infrastructure rehabilitation, and providing employment opportunities in the return regions. Data indicates that more than 200 camps have been closed, with approximately 141,000 families still residing in camps. The plan seeks to achieve voluntary and safe return for the displaced populations through projects implemented in the rural areas of Aleppo, Hama, and Idlib, to enhance infrastructure, services, and housing rehabilitation. The government emphasizes the importance of supporting sustainable returns and improving living conditions and services for the IDPs, focusing on facilitating safe, voluntary, and financially secure return processes.

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