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The UNHCR has confirmed that approximately 228,000 Syrian refugees have returned from Jordan to Syria between December 2024 and September 2025, as part of ongoing voluntary return movements. The report describes cash assistance as a tool to help beneficiaries cover relocation costs and re-establish stability, emphasizing that such aid is not the primary factor in the decision to return but rather a support to help returnees face initial challenges, especially low-income families. Since September 2025, the agency has also launched a program providing 70 dinars to each returning refugee in Jordan, along with additional payments for the most vulnerable groups, to support resettlement and reduce the financial difficulties faced. As the number of returnees increases, there is a growing need for international support to strengthen infrastructure and services in Syria, amid economic pressures on host communities such as Jordan.
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