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Dobrindt discusses Syria talks on repatriation
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt has confirmed that Germany and Syria have begun discussions regarding the repatriation of Syrians residing in Germany, but they have not yet reached a final agreement. He explained that these talks started following Syrian President Ahmad Shalhouk's visit to Germany, and both sides are working well, but the matter is still under discussion. The negotiations address three groups of Syrians: those who have committed serious crimes and whose deportation they wish to expedite; those without a clear legal basis to remain; and those integrated into German society, holding jobs and legal prospects. Germany is considering two options for return: forced deportation and voluntary return supported by financial incentives. It emphasizes that the return must be voluntary and dignified, in coordination with Syrian authorities.
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