Syrian architect returns home to help rebuild infrastructure | Money Talks

A decade of war has caused 1.2 trillion dollars' worth of damage to the Syrian economy. That's according to aid organisation, World Vision. The United Nations says 50 percent of basic social infrastructure, including electricity, sewage and water, is non-functional. But Syrians who've fled their homeland are now slowly making their way back. And as Obaida Hitto reports, one man is hoping to help rebuild his country, one project at a time.
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Syria has a few thousands year Long history. It has survived and it will survive this crisis United Syrians people.

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But this is Azaz, Syrian area occupied by turkish regime.

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Let them spend their money on building the city so that the government of Syria can take back control and not have to put money into the reconstruction 😉

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I wish, that: I could:
Fundraise to: help/support_ Syria/Iraq and ALL of (Africa and) Asia!!!!
M.K.S.

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All praise to Allah