Crisis in Jordan

Background of the country: Jordan is considerably smaller than neighboring countries (about half of Syria). The total area of ​​35,467 square miles has three major geographic areas / parts, the Great Rift Valley, the Plateau Plateau and the Desert. "... when the earthquake forced the seabed to form two sets of north and south mountains", a large trenches band was formed. (Kummer, 19) In the valley between the mountain and the mountain, the land has settled, which led to the establishment of Great Rift Valley in East Africa.

The first thing foreigners know about the refugee crisis in Jordan is that the Syrians have two main camp here: Za'atari and Azraq. These camps are like huge tent villages with (very) basic medical services, schools and shops. However, diseases and diseases are often paralyzed - especially for parents with weak children. For example, a Syrian friend and one of Camp's sisters said he saw everything from measles to hepatitis A, the occurrence of grasshoppers. Of course, there are still many malnutrition

Jordan, hit by the Syrian immigration crisis, is keen to express its views. In a recent editorial, the major daily New Zealand paper, the Jordan Times, asked the United States and Russia to secure a position in the negotiation table. "Secretary of State John Kelly decided to negotiate with Jordan with Russia, Turkey and Saudi Arabia, together, to resolve the Syrian problem and fight regional extremism, if there is opportunity for peace in Syria An overall approach is needed This is Jordan's proposal and the kingdom accepts its geographical position, principle position and numerous refugees to seek a political solution to Syria's conflict It should be an official partner of the company. "

Of course, there are similarities in how countries accept and manage refugee crises (as mentioned above). However, as the crisis continued, each country developed its own unique approach. Jordan worked hard to cooperate closely with the international community to share the international burden, but as the crisis broke out, the government reduced the profits of tax cuts, the public opinion worsened, the national funds became tense Did. Unlike Jordan, Lebanon, as a function of its decentralized state and weak government, allows "refugees to survive on their own resources or resources provided by the international community" half-laissez-faire " Approach introduced. Like the Jordan counterparts, the Lebanese government strongly denies refugees.