The German interior said on Wednesday that some 1,337 living in Germany have returned to Syrian Syria as President Bashar Assad was removed last year.
The data was collected by the end of July.
More than 1 million Syrians, many of whom fled from their homeland during the bloody civil war, lived in Germany.
The announcement was made as German Chanman Frederick Merz – who has reduced immigration and focused the main focus of his government – marked its first day in the office.
Germany encourages Syrian to return to its country
In December, the German government, leaving some personal matters, suspended the shelter applications for Syria.
Other applications are placed on ice, while the Federal Office for Migration and Refugee (BAMF) continues to assess “very unstable” security status in Syria, said a spokesman of the Interior Ministry.
At the same time, the German government is encouraging Syrian to leave Germany with its independent desire.
In April, the Interior Ministry said it would allow Syrian refugees to visit their country for a short time without fear of losing their protected position. A spokesman for the ministry said that its objective was to make Syrian able to decide to return to Syrian voluntary.
“To do this, the people of Syria must be able to see for subjects – for example, what [their] The houses are still standing, whether their relatives are still alive and so on, “he said in April.
German internal minister insists on exile
His ministry said that internal minister Alexander Dobrid continues to work towards the exile of Syrian.
As recently, with renewed exile of the people in Afghanistan, the Ministry said that it would begin targeting the guilty criminals.
However, the coalition government is considering forcing the Syrian people to return to their country due to changes in the situation.
“We are working on organizing additional exile flights to Afghanistan and therefore Syria,” Dobrid said last week.
The push for the exile of Afghanistan and Syria has come into the fire due to the continuous uncertainty of the security situation in those countries.
Edited by: dmytro hubenko
