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On the sidelines of the fourth Syrian-Russian joint meeting to follow up on the international conference on the return of Syrian refugees and displaced persons, today a Russian delegation that includes representatives of some Russian humanitarian and religious organizations and institutions inaugurated the Zamalka School for Women’s Arts and provided food aid in the town of Zamalka in Damascus countryside.
The Women’s Art School, which was completely restored and rehabilitated by the Ministry of Education in cooperation with the Zakat Charitable Fund in the Russian Federation, consists of three floors, with 18 halls distributed over 10 work rooms with sewing, embroidery and drawing machines, 6 sections and 2 administrative units, according to the supervisor of the Eastern Ghouta Educational Complex, Khaled Al-Soudah.
The Grand Mufti of Moscow, Eldar Alaeddinov, indicated in a statement that there were many projects that were agreed upon last year, the first of which was the opening of the Zamalka School for Women's Arts, stressing that all assistance will be provided to establish other projects as soon as possible.
The representative of the Charitable Zakat Fund in the Russian Federation and the head of the Association of Arab Communities in Moscow, Dr. Hassan Nasrallah, explained that the rehabilitation of schools and other buildings that serve citizens will greatly contribute to their return to their areas quickly, pointing out that food aid will be distributed to people in many areas. In syria.
In turn, Director of Endowments in Rural Damascus, Sheikh Khader Shahrour, praised what the friendly Russian side offered to the Syrian people, especially in the fight against terrorism that destroyed schools, homes and infrastructure, pointing out that the Zakat Charitable Fund correctly expressed its sincere love through intellectual and psychological reconstruction by reopening this school, which it destroyed. terrorism.
In a related context, the delegation visited the city of Douma in Damascus countryside and provided food aid and medical services.
According to the head of the Syrian-Russian Cooperation Foundation Fadi Al-Issani, the medical services for one day include examining the families and providing medicines for free in the presence of a cadre of specialized doctors and pharmacists, while maintaining the continuity of this by counting patients to find out who needs surgical work to be transferred to government hospitals, in addition to the possibility of sending a number of From cases to Russian hospitals.
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