Jesuit urges education and inclusion to keep Syrian Christians in Syria
A Jesuit priest working in Syria argues that material aid alone cannot prevent Christian emigration. He states that young people leave due to war, economic crisis, and political uncertainty. To retain the community, he advocates for educational programs and social participation that foster hope and active citizenship. Supported by KIRCHE IN NOT, Jesuit centers offer language courses and conflict resolution training to people of all faiths. The priest warns against creating parallel societies, emphasizing that Christians must help shape the country's future. This approach aims to strengthen coexistence and provide long-term perspectives for those remaining in the region.