Un: After the Assad Regime's fall, around 400,000 Syrian refugees returned

Schmitt, the weekly press conference of the Geneva office, took part in the online reviews online.

“On December 8, 2024, around 400,000 Syrian refugees have returned from neighboring countries since the fall of the Bashar Assad regime.” Schmitt shared his knowledge and said that more than 1 million people have returned to their houses in this process.

“Summer time will be a critical moment for voluntary feedback and an opportunity window that should not be overlooked, but Syrians need support for protection, livelihood, protection and legal aid to make this feedback successful and sustainable.” he said.

Schmitt said that the feedback contains some risks and said that 1.5 million people, if there are not enough financing, may not be able to return this year and face the risk of rotating.

As Schmitt emphasizes that the support of humanitarian aid players for Syria is important for stability: “The serious UNHMYK fund cuts risk millions of lives. About 16.7 million people in Syria (approximately 90 percent of the population) need a kind of humanitarian support. More than 7.4 million Syrians are still being pushed into the country in the country.” he said.