Syrian displaced clans in Jordan are looking forward to returning to homeland

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AMMAN,(ST)_A delegation representing Syrian displaced clans in Jordan has expressed its pride in victories achieved by Syrian army against terrorism, indicating that it is looking forward to returning to the homeland soon.

The delegation’s members said in a statement released following their meeting with Charge d’Affaires of the Syrian Embassy in Amman Shafiq Dayoub that they were forced to leave Syria because of the crimes of terrorist organizations, which kidnapped and killed their sons and destroyed their homes.

On his part, Dayoub asserted that the return of Syrian displaced people to their homeland is a priority for the Syrian state, which is ready to offer all possible facilities for their return.

“Syrian is being built by its people,” he said, calling on all Syrian displaced people to return to the homeland to take part in the reconstruction process.

Basma Qaddour

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