Syrians' Return from Jordan Grows
The article focuses on the ongoing challenges and difficulties faced by Syrian refugees returning from Jordan to their homeland. Since the end of 2024, approximately 231,720 people have returned, while around one million Syrians still reside in Jordan. The return process faces major obstacles, including a lack of adequate housing, difficulties in securing employment opportunities, weak basic services in Syria, and security concerns—particularly in southern regions such as Daraa and Sweida. Despite the facilitation measures and financial assistance provided by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), which offers a one-time grant to help refugees reintegrate, many still choose to wait, fearing an uncertain future in their country. Reports confirm that economic and security stability within Syria, reconstruction efforts, and the enhancement of housing and employment opportunities are among the most critical factors that will influence the sustainable pace of return in the future.
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