Syrian Refugees: A Profound Sign of Hope
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Syrian refugees: A profound sign of hope
Almost two years after Bachar al-Assad’s downfall, Syria is going through a “normalisation” process. Some 1.8 million refugees have returned to Syria from neighbouring countries, including Türkiye, Lebanon, Jordan, and Iraq, between December 2024 and 31 August 2026. In addition, over two million internally displaced persons (IDPs) have returned to their areas of origin, according […]
Damascus, Oct 13 (Latin Press) More than 3.8 million Syrians returned home since December 2024, reported UN Deputy Emergency Aid Coordinator Mohamed Yahya, quoted today by the Syrian press. The post Nearly four million Syrian refugees return to their homes first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
United Nations (UN) Deputy Emergency Coordinator Mohamed Yahya stated that since December 2024, more than 1.82 million refugees have returned to their countries, and more than 2 million internally displaced persons have returned home, adding that this reflects the determination of Syrians to shape their future.
UN official Mohamed Yahya stated that more than 1.82 million Syrian refugees and 2.04 million internally displaced persons have returned since December 2024. Yahya added that those returning still need humanitarian assistance, and that mines and explosives are hindering their return.
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