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Yarmouk University Participates In Circular, Return Migration Management Diploma Launch
(MENAFN- Jordan News Agency)
Irbid, Nov. 13 (Petra) – The Faculty of Educational Sciences at Yarmouk University took part in the launch of the Circular and Return Migration Management project, organized by the University of Krems in Austria in cooperation with the Munich Dialogue Forum and funded by the European Union.
In a statement issued Thursday, the university said that Fawaz Momani, a Faculty member, delivered specialized lectures during the launch ceremony on the psychological and social impacts, as well as the mental health disorders experienced by refugees, particularly Syrians, before their displacement.
Momani also presented a comprehensive overview of the number of Syrian refugees returning from European Union countries, Jordan, Turkey, Iraq, Egypt, and Lebanon.
He discussed scenarios of voluntary return, the incentives encouraging refugees to return, and the challenges hindering the process, while reviewing United Nations reports addressing the trends of Syrian refugees in Europe and the Middle East regarding their return following the collapse of the regime.
Irbid, Nov. 13 (Petra) – The Faculty of Educational Sciences at Yarmouk University took part in the launch of the Circular and Return Migration Management project, organized by the University of Krems in Austria in cooperation with the Munich Dialogue Forum and funded by the European Union.
In a statement issued Thursday, the university said that Fawaz Momani, a Faculty member, delivered specialized lectures during the launch ceremony on the psychological and social impacts, as well as the mental health disorders experienced by refugees, particularly Syrians, before their displacement.
Momani also presented a comprehensive overview of the number of Syrian refugees returning from European Union countries, Jordan, Turkey, Iraq, Egypt, and Lebanon.
He discussed scenarios of voluntary return, the incentives encouraging refugees to return, and the challenges hindering the process, while reviewing United Nations reports addressing the trends of Syrian refugees in Europe and the Middle East regarding their return following the collapse of the regime.
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