Prime Minister Jafar Hassan on Thursday met with UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi at the Prime Ministry in Amman.Grandi’s visit to Jordan is part of a regional tour that also includes Syria,

Prime Minister Jafar Hassan met on Thursday with United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi, who is visiting Jordan as part of a regional tour that includes Syria, Turkey, and Lebanon,

Prime Minister Jafar Hassan on Thursday met with UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi at the Prime Ministry in Amman.Grandi’s visit to Jordan is part of a regional tour that also includes Syria,

Hundreds of thousands of Syrians have regained their homes since an Islamist-led coalition ousted Assad on December 8, while others are waiting for conditions to improve in their native country

Wrapping up a visit to Syria on Monday, UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, appealed to the international community for bold and decisive action to help Syrians rebuild their war-torn country and support displaced Syrians in returning home.

Returning the roughly six million Syrians who fled abroad and the millions who became internally displaced has been a main aim of Syria's new administration

Despite the recent political shift in Syria with Bashar Assad's government overthrow, around 200,000 refugees have returned home. UNHCR chief Filippo Grandi emphasizes the need for economic and infrastructural reform to sustain this return.

The United Nations refugee chief says some 200,000 refugees have returned to Syria from neighboring countries since the government of Bashar Assad was overthrown last month.

The decision comes as President Donald Trump pushes for all government departments to prioritise ‘America First’.

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GENEVA, Jan 29 (Bernama-dpa) -- The UN agency that helps refugees, asylum seekers and people forcibly displaced within their own countries have been put on a savings drive after US President Donald Trump ordered a suspension of humanitarian assistance, according to German news agency dpa.

US-funded humanitarian and aid programmes worldwide were firing staff and shutting down or slowing down operations, as the Trump administration's unprecedented freeze on almost all foreign assistance brought their work to a sudden halt.