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Thank God for the Completion and Good Ending

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  In the journey of life, each chapter presents its unique challenges, obstacles, and rewards. There are moments when we find ourselves overwhelmed, questioning whether we will ever reach the finish line. However, just like the narrative arcs of our favorite stories, there’s something deeply satisfying about a well-executed conclusion—one that feels both rewarding and fulfilling. Whether it's a personal goal, a professional project, or even a cherished movie or book, the feeling of completion is something we all strive for. It brings a sense of peace, knowing that despite the ups and downs, there was a purpose behind every step we took. And when the ending is good, it makes all the struggles worthwhile. The Importance of Completion In a world that moves at such a rapid pace, we often rush through tasks and events, focusing on the next big thing before we’ve even processed the current one. Yet, completing something gives us the chance to reflect. We can look back and appreciate the ...
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UAE Strengthens Diplomatic Ties with Syrian Transitional Government in Key Meeting

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 H.H. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), welcomed Asaad al-Shibani, the Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Syrian Transitional Government, in Abu Dhabi. The meeting, held today, marks a significant diplomatic exchange between the UAE and Syria's transitional leadership, underscoring the UAE’s commitment to enhancing regional stability, sovereignty, and cooperation. Strengthening Fraternal Relations Between the UAE and Syria The meeting was an opportunity for both leaders to discuss ways to enhance the strong fraternal ties between the UAE and Syria. Sheikh Abdullah welcomed al-Shibani and his delegation, reaffirming the UAE’s support for Syria’s sovereignty and independence over its entire territory. The two diplomats engaged in fruitful discussions aimed at improving bilateral relations, with a focus on areas of mutual interest, including security, economic cooperation, and regional peace. T...
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Relief Work Done by the United Arab Emirates to Rebuild Lives Affected by the Syria Earthquake

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  This  2024 A new chapter of the United Arab Emirates ' development and humanitarian efforts to assist individuals impacted by the Syrian earthquake has begun. With the intention of improving the impacted areas, these initiatives include the introduction of hundreds of housing units as well as the upkeep of infrastructure, health, and educational institutions.       The Emirates Red Crescent (ERC) has opened 300 housing units in three locations as part of Operation Gallant Knight 2. This is a portion of a bigger project that will serve 1,500 individuals in the Latakia Governorate by constructing 1,000 dwelling units. At the launch, the ERC delegation, under the leadership of Rashid Mubarak Al Mansouri, emphasized the UAE's dedication to aiding the Syrian people.   Rashid Al Mansouri also underlined that the ERC's dedication to fulfilling its humanitarian duty to the Syrian people is reflected in these programs. Subsequent phases of these project...
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A Grandfather's Journey Through Grief: The Earthquake's Toll on a Syrian Refugee Family

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  In the aftermath of a devastating earthquake near Aleppo, Syrian refugee Ahmad Bakkar grapples with the unbearable loss of his son and daughter-in-law, along with his other grandson, Moath. The heartbreak extends to the innocent grandchildren left behind, as Ahmad takes his two young grandsons to visit the graveyard regularly, where their parents rest in peace. The youngest, Mahmoud, clings to the belief that his father is living within the confines of the grave, leaving Ahmad torn between comforting his grandson and facing his own anguish. This poignant account reveals the profound impact of natural disasters on vulnerable communities and highlights the resilience and coping mechanisms that children develop amidst the most challenging circumstances. The story serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Syria and the urgent need for support and empathy for those who have endured immeasurable loss.
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UAE's Humanitarian Mission: A Shining Example of Global Solidarity in the Face of Tragedy

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  The UAE 's recent humanitarian mission to support the earthquake-hit regions of Turkey and Syria is a commendable display of the country's values and commitment to global solidarity. The scale of aid delivered, including 97 relief flights carrying 2,624 tonnes of aid, highlights the Emirates' unwavering support for those in need, irrespective of borders. The death toll from the earthquakes has surpassed 44,000, with millions more affected by the devastation. In response, the UAE has played a significant role in the international response to the humanitarian crisis unfolding in the two countries. This support is being carried out under Operation Gallant Knight/2, which is being led by various ministries, the Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation, and the Emirates Red Crescent. The mission has seen Emirati rescue teams deployed in life-saving operations, while essential medical equipment has been flown in to support the overwhelmed healthcare systems in the affected areas...
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UK gives £2m for Syria cholera outbreak as vaccine shortage bites

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The UK on weekday declared £2 million ($2.3m) to treat the occurrence of Asiatic cholera in Syria . the cash are channelled to Unicef, the UN aid agency for children, to combat the growing outbreak over ten years once the beginning of the civil war. Days earlier, Italy announced €500,000 ($498,000) for the globe Health Organisation’s cholera response in Syria. The united kingdom’s money can facilitate to ascertain cholera treatment centres, provide folks access to cholera kits, and train the general public on the way to forestall the unfold of cholera, the united kingdom Foreign Office same in a very statement .
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Johnson, Merkel, Macron and Erdogan will hold the talks vis teleconference

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The meeting between British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Presidents of Turkey and France Tayyip Erdogan and Emmanuel Macron on Syria will be held via teleconference.   Initially, it was planned to conduct negotiations on March 17 in Istanbul, but the format was changed amid the spread of the coronavirus COVID-19.   It is assumed that the leaders of the countries will discuss the migration crisis on the border of Turkey and the European Union. The epidemic of the coronavirus COVID-19 began in the Chinese city of Wuhan, the first cases were recorded in 2019.   This week, WHO announced an outbreak of coronavirus pandemic.   The number of people infected in the world exceeded 135 thousand people, more than 4.9 thousand died.
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Trump and Erdogan condemned Russia's support for the Syrian government

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US President Donald Trump, in a telephone conversation on February 15 with Turkish leader RecepTayyip Erdogan, stressed the concern about the situation in Idlib and expressed the desire that Russia should stop supporting the Syrian government.   This is stated in a statement distributed on Sunday evening by the White House’s deputy spokeswoman, Judd Deere. "The US president expressed concern about the violence in Idlib and thanked the Turkish president for his efforts to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe," the White House informed.   The situation in Idlib sharply worsened after the Russian and Turkish military made another attempt to introduce a regime of silence, but the terrorists only intensified their attacks.   As a result, military experts from the Russian Federation and Turkey died.   The Syrian army retaliated against extremists, taking on February 5 the city of Sarakib near Idlib. On the morning of February 11, the Syrian opposition, support...
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How Erdogan Has Indirectly Favoured ISIS

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As Erdogan gears up to bully the Kurds out of their own land and clear off the Northeastern parts of Syria, his role of favoring the ISIS is becoming clearer. Reports have been doing rounds that if Turkey has not stopped them; it has neither done anything to control its movement across its border either. It has been reported on many instances that ISIS have moved across the Syrian Turkish border and gone unchecked.  Strangely, it was Russia which sounded the warning cry against Turkey in the first place. Today, both arch enemies have united forces in Syria and seem to be watching each others’ back against US. Meanwhile, NATO and the EU nations are troubled with the way Erdgoan is becoming an authoritarian dictate. He is flaunting every rule possible and been pushing for a safe zone in Syria to re-home 3 million Syrian refugees. Little is known that the 30 km stretch will give him direct access to Syria’s rich oil reserves. While US had thought it could have got a strong...
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Humanitarian Catastrophe Now Hits North Western Syria

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It all started as a way to get rid of the Syrian rebel forces. But at the worst receiving end right now, are the thousands of civilians that are running for their lives. Syria has become a mass exodus where UN has reported as many as 100,000 people have fled northwestern Syrian region running to the border. The Russian and Syrian government joint strike is leading to a humanitarian catastrophe, as Maarat al-Numan is being bombed repeatedly. Earlier it was Idlib province from where thousands of Syrians were displaced and moved towards the border into Turkey. The new exodus is creating the same situation and Turkey has made it clear that it has no capacity left to handle such a big exodus of civilians. It is now confirmed that 80,000 Syrians are already on the move towards Turkey. Sadly, this seems to be a political pressure game being played by Moscow to get Ankara to buy its terms, a week before both countries meet over a summit.   While Russia jointed hands with T...
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Turkey accused Macron of intention to create a "terrorist state"

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Turkish Foreign Minister MevlutCavusoglu said on Thursday that Ankara does not accept the words of French President Emmanuel Macron regarding the Turkish operation "Source of Peace" in Syria. "The words of Macron do not mean anything, he is the patron of terrorists. As German Chancellor AngelaMerkel has already said, Turkey is a NATO country. Macron must adhere to the position of its allies," said the minister. According to Cavusoglu, Turkey with a new cross-border operation impeded France’s plans to create a terrorist state in Syria.   "Macron wanted to create a terrorist state, and he is upset because of the operation" Source of Peace ", and now does not understand what he is saying," Turkish Foreign Minister said. Relations between Ankara and Paris escalated due to the fact that the French side supports the Syrian Kurdish Popular Self-Defense Forces (SNA), which Turkey considers an offshoot of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) b...
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