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The Arab Spring and the war in Syria have been creating human mobility in the EU neighbourhood. Turkey is hosting around 3.7 million Syrians and another half a million asylum seekers and refugees from other regions.
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The presence of Syrians in Turkey, together with other refugees, has become protracted. In this context, efforts to create durable solutions in the form of “voluntary return, resettlement or local integration” have not yet successfully provided sustainable solutions. In addition to this, the political backsliding experienced in Turkey since the coup attempt of 2016 does not contribute positively in developing deeper political ties with the EU and its institutions.
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