"I came here with my grandson. He became an orphan as a result of this war. Thanks to our Russian friends for not leaving us in despair," Fatuma Omar, a local resident, said.
The humanitarian aid packages contained basic foodstuffs, including sugar, rice, canned milk, and tea.
The Center for the Reconciliation of Warring Parties has carried out 2,633 aid deliveries since the start of the conflict in Syria, with the weight of goods distributed amounting to more than 4,500 tonnes.
The settlement of Fadzhan was badly damaged during the long-running conflict. Many local men enrolled in the Syrian armed forces and an estimated 15 people did not return home from the frontlines.
Russia will co-chair the conference, and Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Monday that as many as 6.5 million Syrian refugees are currently based abroad. Putin said that their return is in the interests of many stakeholders.
