Syria's Struggle for Rebuilding: The Plight of Displaced Families
Years after Syria's civil conflict ended, millions remain displaced, living in difficult conditions. Despite government promises for reconstruction, funding and providing aid in war-torn areas remain major challenges.
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Sobhieh al-Saleh thought she would finally leave her tent and return home the moment a rebel offensive in late 2024 ousted then-President Bashar Assad, ending over a decade of conflict.
But she still lives in the al-Karama camp, facing harsh conditions alongside many others in similar plight. Rebuilding Syria is a huge endeavor with funding shortages and political hurdles.
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