- Protests spread across multiple governorates in Syria, accompanied by a Human Rights Watch report on Assad-era crimes.
- The humanitarian situation in Syria requires international support.
Syrian American Medical Society provides medical aid and infrastructure support in Syria.
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Syrian American Medical Society provides medical aid and infrastructure support in Syria.
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The humanitarian situation in Syria requires international support.Also in this story
- A symposium was held involving the Dutch Government and IOM to discuss humanitarian aid, reconstruction, and regional stability in Syria.
- UN conducts humanitarian operations in post-conflict Syria.
- Syria and UNHCR discussed ongoing cooperation on humanitarian and service priorities.
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- France announced plans to contribute to Syria's reconstruction efforts and seek advanced technological partnerships for the country's rebuild.
- France launched a technical assistance program for Syria, involving French experts and the Bank of France.
- An MoU has been reached regarding the development of university hospitals and medical education in Syria.