Lebanon Leads Cross-Border Movement on Syrian Border
During the first half of 2026, Syrian border crossings experienced significant traffic, with the number of travelers exceeding 7 million. The Jdaid Yabous border with Lebanon ranked first with approximately 1.7 million travelers, followed by Jousiya with around 625,000 travelers. Important figures were also recorded at crossings with Jordan, Turkey, and Iraq. Additionally, efforts to rehabilitate and expand several border points continued to enhance transportation and freight operations. Notably, around 391,000 Syrian refugees voluntarily returned to their country during the same period.
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