Turkey can no longer take in more Syrian refugees: President Erdogan
Turkey has accepted 3.5 million refugees from neighbouring Syria since the beginning of the seven-year war
Turkey has accepted 3.5 million refugees from neighbouring Syria since the beginning of the seven-year war. PHOTO: REUTERS
ISTANBUL:
Turkey can no longer afford to take in any more refugees from Syria, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said during a summit with the leaders of Russia and Iran in Tehran on Friday.
Turkey has accepted 3.5 million refugees from Syria since the beginning of the seven-year war. Erdogan pledged in June to facilitate the return of refugees.
Syrian girl, 8, born with no legs, finds hope in Turkey
The Turkish president was speaking at a summit in Tehran with Iran and Russia’s leaders, where they met to discuss the fate of the rebel-held province of Idlib. On Friday, Erdogan said steps would be taken to prevent further migration from Syria.
OCHA estimates that if the offensive were to take place, 800,000 people would be displaced.
Turkey can no longer afford to take in any more refugees from Syria, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said during a summit with the leaders of Russia and Iran in Tehran on Friday.
Turkey has accepted 3.5 million refugees from Syria since the beginning of the seven-year war. Erdogan pledged in June to facilitate the return of refugees.
Syrian girl, 8, born with no legs, finds hope in Turkey
The Turkish president was speaking at a summit in Tehran with Iran and Russia’s leaders, where they met to discuss the fate of the rebel-held province of Idlib. On Friday, Erdogan said steps would be taken to prevent further migration from Syria.
OCHA estimates that if the offensive were to take place, 800,000 people would be displaced.