Aleppo-Sana
The injury did not dissuade the determination and insistence of the wounded man, Hussein Namira, from continuing his life with work and production. Rather, it formed a strong incentive that pushed him to overcome the injury to his left hand that he suffered and led to its amputation during the battles that the heroes of the Syrian Arab Army fought against terrorist groups in Damascus countryside.
The wounded Namira decided, despite his injury, to continue the profession of his fathers and grandfathers in selling copper by opening a shop in the coppersmiths market in Aleppo liberated from terrorism.
In a statement to SANA reporter, Namira indicated that he was wounded in the left hand during clashes with terrorists in 2017, in Harasta area in Damascus countryside, where he was treated for treatment in the hospital, and his injury led to a disability of 85 percent, and with the improvement of his health condition and his gradual recovery, he returned to his working life again to start By restoring his shop and opening his own project to sell copper pieces in 2019, which he mastered working with, with the support of the Syrian Trust for Development.
The project (Watan wounded), which enabled him to achieve himself and engage in the labor market and increase the items offered for sale.
He indicated that he also decided to continue his educational attainment with the support of the Jarih Watan project, where he obtained the basic education certificate last year and took the General Secondary Certificate exams, promising himself to continue serving the country and contributing to building its economy with science and work.
Namira called on his colleagues and the war-wounded not to succumb to injury and to overcome it by continuing their educational attainment and building productive projects that would help them secure livelihoods and enable them to achieve their ambitions.
Bariwan Muhammed