Syrian refugees number 1.8 million return
The official at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Diana Betiti, highlighted that less than 30% of the needs of refugees in Jordan have been funded, amid increasing humanitarian burdens and a decline in international funding, especially as conflicts continue to force more than 170 million people to leave their homes. She pointed out that over 70% of refugees reside in low- and middle-income countries, which places a significant burden on these nations. The UNHCR provides aid including shelter, food, and cash support in 120 countries. She also emphasized the importance of supporting host communities, especially Jordan, and stressed the need for a fundamental approach to crises and conflicts, along with sustainable support for refugee return and infrastructure rebuilding. She underlined that international cooperation and the equitable distribution of responsibilities are essential to address these challenges.
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