Özet:

This study; As of 2011, Türkiye's policy regarding the Syrians who have been subjected to forced migration due to the civil war that started in Syria is examined. Türkiye, which opened its doors in the face of the severe humanitarian situation, has developed and implemented multi-dimensional policies in the face of the deepening of the problem. In this context, it adopted the Non-Return Policy and implemented an Open Door Policy regarding Syrians, provided economic and social opportunities, but did not grant refugee status and placed it under Temporary Protection Status. The main purpose in this is the solution of the problem at the source, while fulfilling its obligations arising from international law and its conscientious responsibility in the face of a serious humanitarian situation. In this framework, Türkiye, on the one hand, has developed measures for the Syrians to live in harmony during their stay in Turkey, on the other hand, to prevent new migration waves and the ultimate goal, Safe, which includes the aim of establishing security in Syria, border security and clearing the region from terrorist organizations. He used all the means at his disposal to ensure a Voluntary and Honorable Return. Organizing operations in Northern Syria, supporting the normalization of life in areas with security, and continuation of humanitarian aid, especially shelter, have been the preliminary concrete steps of this approach. Despite the failure of international actors to fulfill their responsibilities, Türkiye has developed multi-dimensional policies and prevented the problem of Syrian Migration, which has a very large size, from getting out of control and causing devastating consequences.

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