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Syrian Returns Exceed 3.5M Amid Challenges
The article discusses the return of more than 3.5 million Syrians to their areas since December 2024, despite the challenges hindering stability, such as inadequate services, damaged infrastructure, and rising living costs. A United Nations report indicated that the pace of returns exceeds the capacity of the regions to accommodate them, putting pressure on local communities and leading returnees to settle in damaged homes. The report emphasized the need for comprehensive humanitarian programs that include financial support and legal services, with a focus on addressing the remnants of war, expanding employment opportunities, and improving living conditions for families consisting of women, children, and persons with disabilities. It also highlighted the importance of restoring income sources in the affected areas and providing support for small projects, despite ongoing economic obstacles and challenges in accessing basic services, which impact the returnees' ability to establish stable, permanent residencies.
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