More than 100 families leave northern Syria camps under voluntary return program

Idlib, Aug. 2 (SANA) More than 100 displaced Syrian families left camps in northern Syria on Sunday under a voluntary return program to their hometowns in Hama province, as the government continues efforts to reduce internal displacement under the “Syria Without Camps” initiative.

The convoy, carrying about 106 families to the town of Kafr Zeita in northern Hama countryside, was organized by the governorates of Idlib and Hama under the supervision of the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management, in coordination with the local directorates of Social Affairs, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and humanitarian organizations.

The initiative forms part of broader efforts to facilitate the voluntary return of internally displaced people and support the rehabilitation of communities affected by years of war. It also aligns with Decree No. 59, which aims to restore damaged areas and create conditions for safe and sustainable returns.