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The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has confirmed an increase in the pace of Syrian refugees returning from Jordan to Syria during the summer, with approximately 32,000 refugees having returned since the beginning of this year. The agency projected that the number of returnees could reach around 75,000 by the end of 2026, although these estimates might be somewhat lower. Data shows that the reasons for delaying return are related to a lack of available housing in Syria, with more than two-thirds of the refugees living below the poverty line, and 93% of them burdened with accumulated debts, reflecting the severe economic and living conditions in Jordan. The report also noted that the funding allocated for aid has decreased to $280 million, which impacts the services provided to refugees and necessitates a re-prioritization due to the shortfall in funding.
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