Several European countries have frozen asylum procedures for Syrians, despite Syria's highly uncertain future following the fall of Bashar Al-Assad's regime.

As Israeli aggression intensified in southern and eastern Lebanon, as well as Beirut's southern suburbs, the Iraqi authorities swiftly opened the country's doors to those fleeing the war, most of whom are supporters of Hezbollah.

The United Nations denounced the racist treatment of migrants from Sahara countries and the mass expulsion that targeted migrants from Sahara countries by the Tunisian government.

According to data from the Federal Statistical Office in Germany as of May 2023, the number of Syrians acquiring German citizenship has more than doubled compared to 2021, reaching a remarkable increase in 2022.