A recent report highlights the activities of the World Food Programme in Syria. During July, 682,302 people received assistance and 3,987 metric tons of food were delivered. Additionally, $4.9 million in cash assistance was transferred.

The program is facing a critical phase due to funding gaps, resulting in a 50% reduction in food assistance and operational coverage. This has led to a decrease in the number of beneficiaries from 1.3 million to 650,000 people, and a reduction in the scope of work from 14 to 7 provinces. Further details are available from the report, which also notes that $186 million is required for the period from August 2026 to January 2027.