Published : 09-11-2018
UNRWA spokesperson Chris Gunness hailed a recent decision by the Syrian Government to allow Yarmouk residents to safely return to their homes.
Gunness said the UNRWA welcomes the decision, which he said will bode well for the Palestinians.
UNRWA spokesman called on the international community to boost funds in order for the agency to be able to rehabilitate much-needed services, including health care and education, for Yarmouk returnees.
On November 6, Syria’s deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Faysal Miqdad said the government has officially signaled the go-ahead for the return of Palestinian refugees to Yarmouk Camp.
UNRWA spokesperson Chris Gunness hailed a recent decision by the Syrian Government to allow Yarmouk residents to safely return to their homes.
Gunness said the UNRWA welcomes the decision, which he said will bode well for the Palestinians.
UNRWA spokesman called on the international community to boost funds in order for the agency to be able to rehabilitate much-needed services, including health care and education, for Yarmouk returnees.
On November 6, Syria’s deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Faysal Miqdad said the government has officially signaled the go-ahead for the return of Palestinian refugees to Yarmouk Camp.
