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Syrian refugees over 3 million return
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees announced that more than three million Syrians have returned to their areas since December 2024, whether from abroad or from internally displaced regions. The agency called on the international community to increase support for reconstruction and to create conditions for sustainable returns. It highlighted that the country is experiencing a “historic turning point,” reflecting the Syrians' desire to build their future, but emphasized that the international community still needs to act quickly to address the challenges. The United Nations, in collaboration with the Syrian authorities and the World Bank, is working to improve housing, provide services, and resolve issues related to residence and property, while continued support is provided to host countries for refugees—around four million refugees in Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, and Egypt, along with approximately 5.5 million internally displaced persons. Officials stressed that the return of refugees must be voluntary and safe, with support for domestic investment to help rebuild their lives.
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