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This report provides a comprehensive framework for establishing rehabilitation and reintegration centers for returning foreign terrorist fighters and their family members. It outlines the guiding principles, operational strategies, and programmatic approaches necessary to reintegrate individuals who were involved in extremist networks, ensuring both security and social cohesion. Key themes include psychological support, educational and vocational training, community reintegration, family counseling, and monitoring and evaluation mechanisms to prevent recidivism. The blueprint emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach involving security, psychological, social, and community actors.The document is highly relevant in today’s global context where foreign terrorist fighters return to their countries of origin or residence. It informs policymakers, civil society, and rehabilitation practitioners on practical steps for reintegration, reducing the risk of recidivism and promoting social cohesion. Community engagement strategies can include youth outreach, family support programs, educational initiatives, and local stakeholder participation in reintegration planning. Its framework can serve as a model for governments, NGOs, and international organizations working on post-conflict rehabilitation.The report is an essential resource for those working in counter-terrorism, deradicalization, and social rehabilitation. It provides actionable, policy-oriented guidance for governments and organizations aiming to reintegrate former extremists while safeguarding public safety. Its comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach makes it a valuable contribution to peacebuilding and security literature.