The start of the campaign Sawa Btjr sweeter in Aleppo

Aleppo-Sana

In the old city of Aleppo, the national volunteer campaign “Sawa Btajr Ahla” was launched today by the National Union of Syrian Students, the Revolutionary Youth Union, the Syrian Patriarchate of Saint Ephraim, the fingerprint of Syrian youth and a number of NGOs, including the removal of debris, opening roads and cleaning roads in the city.

Omar al-Arroub, head of the volunteer work office at the National Union of Syrian Students, told SANA that the campaign begins its second year in Aleppo, where the work was distributed on five axes, namely the old city of Aleppo, Hanano, Saif al-Dawla, al-Ansari and neighborhoods affected by terrorism. Trees in more than a dozen gardens in addition to paint, beautification and decoration.

Mohammad Hanoush, chairman of Aleppo Provincial Council, said that the campaign comes as a continuation of what it started last year, where the focus was on the liberated neighborhoods.

SANA camera toured the axes of work in the campaign, where Eng. Ahmad Al-Shihabi, the director of the old city of Aleppo, explained that the work started from the markets where the rubble is being deported and the abandoned shops are cleaned up with the support of the mechanisms of the city council of Aleppo. Banks and even the castle through the Umayyad Mosque and the blacksmith axis market women and alleys in courtship and authentic because of the narrow these alleys and the inability of mechanisms to reach them in order to facilitate the return of Ahli.

Farid Al-Oqab, member of the Administrative Office of the National Union of Syrian Students in Aleppo University Branch, said that the work is done collectively and the archaeological stones are sorted by hand and the rubble and dirt are removed.

Nisreen Alou, a member of the leadership of the branch of the Revolutionary Youth Union in Aleppo, said that she is partnering with the Union of Students and NGOs in clearing the rubble and sending a message to the whole world that the Syrian youth will rebuild their country.

The volunteer, Dr. Walid Hawala, from the Faculty of Science, Aleppo University, is participating in the campaign for the second time this year and is proud to be involved in volunteering to clean up the homeland, which was left behind by terrorism.

At the Bab al-Neirab axis, which suffered from terrorism, the district mukhtar Saad Karimish spoke about the participation of the residents of the neighborhood in cleaning the neighborhood, pruning trees, deporting rubble and planting gardens.

On the Bab al-Neirab roundabout, participants distributed the campaign to carry out dust removal and clean up the area. Alaa Abu Al-Muna indicated that she is working with her colleagues to clean the neighborhood and participate in the reconstruction. Better than she was.

Qusai Razouk Report

Photo by George Orfalian