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Syria· DamascusSyria and Lebanon Discuss Refugee Returns and Border Cooperation
Syrian and Lebanese officials met in Damascus to discuss facilitating the return of Syrian refugees to their homeland and enhancing border security and cooperation.
Background
Syria has experienced a prolonged civil conflict since 2011, leading to a significant refugee crisis with millions displaced, many seeking refuge in neighboring Lebanon. The return of these refugees and border management remain key issues for both nations, involving humanitarian concerns and regional stability.
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