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The study focused on Jordan's experience in managing the Syrian refugee crisis, highlighting how it shifted from an emergency humanitarian response to a long-term institutional model based on flexibility and partnership with the international community. The report indicated that Jordan has welcomed over 1.4 million Syrian refugees and developed the "Jordanian Pact" in 2016 to link international aid with employment and education opportunities for refugees. It also emphasized that the refugee crisis has had a profound impact on the economy, infrastructure, and public services, especially in provinces such as Mafraq and Irbid. However, the ability of Jordanian institutions to adapt and support the international community has contributed to maintaining stability. The study underscored that Jordan has not asked the world for compensation for hosting refugees but instead demands a fair share of responsibility and sustainable investment. It also called on the Arab and Islamic communities to increase support, stressing the importance of international cooperation to ensure the sustainability of this humanitarian and developmental model.
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