Syria Without Camps Plan Progress

The Syrian government focused on implementing the "Syria Without Camps" plan aimed at rehabilitating displaced persons and establishing stability in the destroyed areas. Since the initiative began, over 170,000 families have returned to their original regions, despite the shortage of basic services and the destruction of infrastructure, with an estimated need of more than two billion dollars to rehabilitate these areas. Approximately 157 camps have been closed, and preparations are underway to close 220 more, involving extensive debris removal and the implementation of development and service projects valued at over $24 million in Aleppo, Idlib, and Hama governorates. The initiative aims to rehabilitate infrastructure, activate services, and create job opportunities to ensure a sustainable and safe return for the displaced.

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