Tartous-Sana
On the occasion of the approaching Christmas and New Year's Eve, the Tartous Chamber of Commerce and Industry lit the Christmas tree this evening in front of Al-Basil Park in front of the Tartous Governorate building.
Bishop Basilios Mansour, the Metropolitan of Akkar and its affiliates, to the Greek Orthodox who returned Syria, its leader, its army, and everyone who wanted it good, indicated in a statement to reporters that the Christmas tree symbolizes the renewed life as the renewal of Syria in life, stressing that Syria is a tree full of life, its branches are full of fruits, and its people are alive and able to overcome difficulties.
The head of the Tartous Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mazen Hammad, explained in a special statement to SANA that presenting this tree is an affirmation of the social role that we must play in the hope that this tree will be a symbol of national unity and the beginning of building a stronger society to face any threat threatening the homeland in the future, pointing out that The room will provide everything necessary in any field to be with the people of Tartous.
In turn, a member of the Chamber’s board of directors, Sami Dayaa, noted in a similar statement that the tree’s height is 15 meters and its diameter at the bottom is five meters, indicating that the presence of this tree in this place to illuminate with it happiness and joy in people's hearts.
A number of citizens hoped that lighting the tree would be the beginning of the path of salvation from the sadness and tragedies that accompanied us throughout the years of the war, as George Michael said, while Sonia Jabara found that the presence of various sects of the Syrian people to light the Christmas tree is a confirmation that Syria was and will remain the country of life and will.
And Muhammad Abd al-Rahman believed that Syria is a country of coexistence, a common destiny, and one blood, and that no one will get from it, and it will have a renewed birth as it has been throughout the ages.
Fatima Hussain