Syria: Assad's fall may drive return but longevity uncertain
The fall of Bashar Assad's regime in Syria has opened the door for the return of refugees and their reintegration, despite declining financial incentives and ongoing political and security challenges. Although the number of returnees from Turkey, Lebanon, and Jordan has increased, several factors such as weak institutions and services, difficulties in integration, and an unstable economic situation hinder the achievement of lasting stability for those returning. Syrians residing in Europe and other host countries face significant challenges in returning, especially the generation that grew up in different environments, where genuine efforts are required to ensure a decent life and true stability within the country.
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