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German press: Government calls Syrians to return
The article addresses the decision by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees in Germany to revoke the asylum and protection status of hundreds of thousands of Syrians. This decision follows the declaration of the end of the Syrian civil war and the significant territorial gains made by the Assad regime. The move is based on the deteriorating security and economic conditions in Syria, with the threat level considerably reduced, decreases in violence and injury rates, and ongoing reconstruction efforts alongside improvements in the status of the internationally supported transitional government. It is worth noting that over a million and a half Syrians have returned to Syria since the end of the war, and the German government provides financial incentives for migrants wishing to return voluntarily, including travel assistance and start-up support for rebuilding their lives. Nevertheless, there are currently no immediate deportation orders issued, and those affected are pursuing legal avenues to try to retain their residence permits. Approximately 915,000 Syrians live in Germany.
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