Published : 13-08-2018
Palestinian refugees south of Syria have flocked to offices set up by the Russian side, the Ministry of Reconciliation, and government bodies so as to work out their security situation.
An AGPS reporter said such procedures have almost been finalized in Daraa Camp as most applicants have had their files settled. Similar measures have been in progress in AlSa’eka center, in AlMuzeireeb town, home to thousands of Palestinian refugees.
The move comes as part of a reconciliation agreement struck between the Syrian government forces and the opposition outfits. The deal stipulated that gunmen and civilians seeking to leave the area be allowed a safe access out while those who wish to remain have their situation worked out.
Several families in Daraa refused to be forcibly deported with opposition groups to northern Syria after they received pledges by the Russian side to keep Daraa Camp safe from underway hostilities.
Palestinian refugees south of Syria have flocked to offices set up by the Russian side, the Ministry of Reconciliation, and government bodies so as to work out their security situation.
An AGPS reporter said such procedures have almost been finalized in Daraa Camp as most applicants have had their files settled. Similar measures have been in progress in AlSa’eka center, in AlMuzeireeb town, home to thousands of Palestinian refugees.
The move comes as part of a reconciliation agreement struck between the Syrian government forces and the opposition outfits. The deal stipulated that gunmen and civilians seeking to leave the area be allowed a safe access out while those who wish to remain have their situation worked out.
Several families in Daraa refused to be forcibly deported with opposition groups to northern Syria after they received pledges by the Russian side to keep Daraa Camp safe from underway hostilities.
