Rebuilding Syria

@SyriaRebuilt

19-year-old Syrian from Damascus. Mainly focusing on matters concerning construction and reconstruction.

Joined January 2019
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    Nov 5

    Reconstruction of the destroyed temple of Baalshamin in Palmyra is expected to begin this month, in a joint effort by Syrian authorities and UNESCO. This was revealed in August by the director of antiquities in Homs, Hussam Hamish.

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  2. 56 minutes ago

    Recent photos of the construction from last week. Work is now ongoing on the tenth floor. When I was there in July, they were working on the fourth floor.

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  3. 56 minutes ago

    A new residential tower, Julia Tower, will be Latakia’s latest addition to its coastline, and has been under construction in Latakia’s southern corniche since April this year. Construction is going at a very fast pace, with a remarkable development since I visited it this summer.

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  4. 1 hour ago

    Deir Ezzor City Council also signed a contract to rehabilitate Panorama, the southern entrance of the city, for 11 million SYP.

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  5. 2 hours ago

    MCE is a military construction organisation with its acronym standing for the Military Construction and Engineering.

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  6. 2 hours ago

    Deir Ezzor City Council has completed the rubble removal of five districts in the city: Arfa’, Mwazafeen, Al-Jabileh, Sheikh Yasin and Al-Arda’. The City Council has now signed a contract with MCE to remove rubble from the district of Al-Baghaliyah for 15 million SYP.

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  7. 19 hours ago

    Sayyah Al-Sha’er is a Syrian businessman residing in Venezuela, after moving there from Syria in 1981. Al-Sha’er comes from this mountain (Dahr El-Jabal), which is why he chose this particular area - beside its great location and scenery.

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  8. 19 hours ago

    The mall will be known as Suwayda City Mall (alternatively spelled Sweida City Mall), and will be meticulously designed to show ”Sweida City” from an aerial view.

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  9. 19 hours ago

    The project is being built on an area of 64 acres. The hotel will provide with 162 rooms and 320 beds, while the restaurant will have a capacity of 880 dining chairs.

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  10. 19 hours ago

    The project has reached 40% completion so far. It comes at a cost of 12 billion SYP, and construction work has been going on during the war albeit at different rates. Suwayda governorate is the governorate that had the most tourism projects going on during the times of war.

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  11. 19 hours ago

    A large tourism project in Ein-Marj, Suwayda is being conducted by Rania Investment Group to put forgotten Suwayda on the map. Al-Sha’er complex consists of a 5-star hotel with a pool and a restaurant, green spaces, a cinema, a cafeteria, a mall, children’s playground and a gym.

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  12. 20 hours ago

    The Council of Ministers, under the leadership of Prime Minister Imad Khamis, also went through presentations of the organizational plans for the areas of Jobar, Barzeh, Ayn Fijah, Basimah and Deir Mqaren during their meeting.

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  13. 20 hours ago

    Prime Minister Imad Khamis has just announced that the completed organizational plans for the rebuilding of the districts of Qaboun and Yarmouk will be announced to citizens on January 2, 2020.

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  14. 23 hours ago

    The Investment Agency has decided to allow the establishment of a project in Homs to produce white cement and lime cement, creating 190 job opportunities. It will annually produce 500 000 tons of packed white cement & 150 000 tons of packed lime cement. Duration: within 3 years

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  15. Dec 9

    A paving and asphalting project has also been finished in the industrial area of Nabek, at a cost of 100 million SYP. The governor also revealed that he is planning to establish 12 new industrial cities in Damascus countryside to help the reconstruction phase & local production.

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  16. Dec 9

    The governor of Rif Dimashq has just revealed that the industrial areas of Fadloun 1 and Fadloun 2 have been fully rehabilitated, at an expense of 1 billion SYP. He also added that the Tal-Kurdi industrial area has been rehabilitated and expanded as well.

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  17. Dec 9

    This is punishment. Not justice.

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  18. Dec 9

    This is disgusting. Justice you say? How about you ask the fruit vendor who returns home with less than 40 dollars a month, the people who died of cold last winter, those who never got the cancer treatment they needed, the families without a home - all thanks to your sanctions.

    After years of advocacy and immense efforts by the amazing Syrian American community: The Caesar bill is about to become a US law. This is a big turning point in 's history, and a major step towards achieving justice and accountability in .…
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  19. Dec 8

    Work on debris removal in on the formerly ISIS-held area Hajar Al-Aswad outside of Damascus has finally begun.

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  20. Dec 8

    The stadium lies in Aleppo.

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  21. Dec 8

    Photos from the rehabilitated Al-Hamdaniyah stadium that is now ready to receive games. The stadium has also now become the first in Syria to have a jacuzzi bath tub, for the players to relax after every game.

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  22. Dec 8

    Syria has finally begun exporting citrus to Iraq with 20 Syrian trucks entering the Iraqi border right now. Syrian citrus was recently announced to be free of any harmful chemicals, and to meet and even exceed the standards set by the European Union, and is among the cheapest.

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  23. Dec 8

    Yesterday, Ministry of Public Housing discussed w/ the large Indian Tata Group the possibility of joint cooperation in social housing projects. India’s ambassador explained the interest of Indian companies to enter the Syrian market, particularly in construction & reconstruction.

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  24. Dec 8

    Work has now begun to restore the building of the health directorate in the city of Deir Ezzor, Al-Huwayqa neighbourhood. Furthermore, the Deir Ezzor Health Directorate is building health centers in the villages of Al-Sawaiyah and Mazloum.

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  25. Dec 8

    The scheme of Murooj Valley.

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  26. Dec 8

    The project was largely finished in 2011, but was later halted. However, many signs show of the project recommencing as it is still being marketed by IGO, and buildings and villas are being sold as we speak.

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  27. Dec 8

    Murooj Valley. A project by Emirati Invest Group Overseas (IGO) located in Judaidah Al-Wadi, Damascus countryside. It is a residential community consisting of villas, apartments, green areas and a recreation center. It has a strategic location being close to other major projects.

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    Fresh footage from today that I have put together showing the restoration work at the Umayyad Mosque of Aleppo. The minaret now has a few layers, and you can notice the many restored pillars from inside as well. A few months ago, the blue domes of the mosque were restored.

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  29. Dec 7

    Follow if you want to see war-related maps that are being frequently updated in a meticulous manner. 👇🏻

    Follow if you want to see positive things about the recovery of - One of the few accounts with the intention to end the crisis by spreadin…
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  30. Dec 7

    Now, it is being managed by Al-Fajr Company - a subsidiary of Cham Holding (the majority owner of it being Rami Makhlouf) which fully owns the property.

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  31. Dec 7

    It was supposed to be managed by Rotana, a leading hotel management company in the Middle East and North Africa. However, in 2018, Rotana gave up on the project and announced that it has no intentions to continue with the project.

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  32. Dec 7

    Yasmeen Rotana Hotel will be one of Syria’s largest 5-star hotels in Mazzeh, Damascus. The project is being invested in by Rami Makhlouf, and is set to open by the end of 2020, with an area of 55,401 m2. Work began in 2009, before being halted in 2012, and resumed this year.

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  33. Dec 7

    Remember when I outed for their bias two days ago? They followed 464 accounts, many if not most of them being pro-opposition accounts. Now, they only follow 0. In addition to that, they’re differing less than other sources now. Someone must’ve been panicking.

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  34. Dec 7

    After years of closure, the Armenian Cathedral of our Mother of Reliefs in Aleppo reopens its doors to the public after having undergone restoration. It was damaged after having been bombed by rebels hours before Mass on January 10, 2015.

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  35. Dec 7

    Fatima Zahra School in the city of Deir Ezzor has been fully rehabilitated.

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  36. Dec 7

    More photos from the ongoing rehabilitation of Al-Furat University in the city of Deir Ez-Zor.

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  37. Dec 7

    Observers believe the Saudi invitation to Damascus to the meeting is a form of political flirting or an attempt to open new channels and send indirect political messages, indicating other steps such as the possible reopening of the Saudi embassy in Damascus.

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  38. Dec 7

    For the first time since 2011, an official Syrian delegation is visiting Saudi Arabia to attend the Journalists Union meeting.

    A Syrian government official has visited Saudi Arabia to attend the Saudi Journalists Union meeting in Riyadh. The meeting was attended by Moussa ‘Abdel-Nour on behalf of the Minister of Education ‘Imad Muwafiq Al-‘Azab.
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  39. Dec 6

    Photos of the construction progress that was made before the project was halted. No signs of the project recommencing so far.

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  40. Dec 6

    Photos showing what the project would look like in its finished state.

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  41. Dec 6

    Prior to the war, there was a large project in Aleppo called Sama City - a project to built 323 villas, a commercial center, a mosque, parks, health centers and playgrounds. Work had begun on 31 May 2010, but was halted in 2013 due to the war.

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