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The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees expects that around 75,000 Syrian refugees will participate in voluntary return from Jordan to their homeland during 2026, with the number of returnees since the beginning of the year already exceeding 45,000. The spokesperson explained that the support includes escort services such as free transportation, legal advice, and financial aid, which covers $100 per individual and $300 for the most vulnerable families. These assistance measures are being expanded to include all those wishing to return, whether inside or outside camps. The Refugee Agency also reaffirms its ongoing support for the reintegration of returnees into their communities through its field offices.
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