Foundation demands: Syrians should decide on return!

Foundation demands: Syrians should decide on return!

A heated debate rages in Germany: Should Syrian migrants be able to decide independently whether and when they return to their country? A German Foundation, the Science and Politics Foundation (SWP), has a clear opinion: The decision must be with the Syrians! This is the only way to use the reconstruction of the war -strapped Syria sensibly. According to the report of the magazine becomes particularly explosive because the Syrian prime minister is pressing the return, while the return Lating land in ruins and does not offer any security. The foundation warns that compulsive returns could increase the chaos and weaken the fragile infrastructure of the country.

And of course there are two sides of the medal. Many Syrians have now gained a foothold in Germany, are well integrated and are afraid to return to a country that they would hardly recognize. The return not only harbors diplomatic challenges, but also personal risks. The economic situation in Syria is catastrophic, 90 percent of the population rely on humanitarian aid, which shows how precarious the situation for a return is.

obstacles and glimmer of hope

come back home? How would it look if there is nothing left at home as it used to be? Agricultural and ownership conflicts threaten because many returning Syrians could find that their houses are occupied by internal displaced people. The situation is tightened by President Assad by the controversial law No. 10, which legalizes expropriation. This could exacerbate the tensions and cause possible conflicts about the haven and home. The foundation emphasizes the need for an impartial and good judiciary that creates trust and solves conflicts.

Despite all the difficulties, experts also see opportunities: the Syrian diaspora in Germany not only has specialist knowledge, but also financial means that could contribute to the reconstruction of Syria. Germany could take on a model function here and work with other nations to create legal solutions for a voluntary return.

The future lies in our hands

The big question remains: What can a responsible return policy look like? Germany is one of the main clip -up countries in the spotlight. But a quick solution is not in sight. A long -term commitment is necessary that not only relies on security, but also on reconciliation and stabilization.

But another problem could make the already complicated situation even more difficult. As a report on YouTube , the implementation of this return strategy could be made difficult by political framework and the resistance of various interest groups. Many hurdles still have to be overcome so that home not only remains a dream, but becomes a reality.

The way to return may be long and arduous, but as is well known, hope dies. The future of a stable Syria lies in the hands of the international community as well as in those of the Syrian diaspora.