Building nations begins with people...and caring for children is a national and moral responsibility in the path of building a new Syria.
From the speech of the Deputy Minister of Culture, Mr. Saad Naasan, during the ceremony held by the Rahma Organization around the world in cooperation with the Ministries of Culture and Social Affairs and Labor to celebrate the children of the martyrs of the Syrian revolution and the forcibly disappeared, at the Opera House in Damascus.
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Building nations begins with people... and caring for children is a national and moral responsibility in the process of building a new Syria
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