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Many Syrians in Germany intend to stay despite Assad's fall
The report states that the majority of Syrians residing in Germany do not intend to return voluntarily to Syria, despite the increasing number of those who have returned. The decision to return is influenced by security factors, the level of integration into German society, professional and family stability, as well as living conditions in Syria. For example, Syrian doctor Ghayath Abdul Rahman decided to return after unsuccessful family reunification procedures and the rejection of his asylum application, while others see their future in Germany, especially those who have completed their education and integrated into the labor market. There are over 900,000 Syrians living in Germany. The German government supports voluntary repatriation programs, but these remain limited due to concerns about the economic situation and services in Syria. The decision to return is personal and varies from case to case.
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