Iftar Banquet for Orphans in Damascus Governorate: A Call for International Organizations and the Community to Support Them

Iftar Banquet for Orphans in Damascus Governorate: A Call for International Organizations and the Community to Support Them

In a humanitarian gesture driven by national spirit, Damascus Governor, Maher Mroueh, sponsored a collective Iftar banquet for orphaned children in orphanages across Damascus Governorate. The aim of this initiative was to send a message of solidarity to both the local and global community that orphaned children, who have lost their parents due to the war, deserve all the support and care, and they are an integral part of Syria’s future.

Orphans: Struggling for Survival in a Time of War

For many years, orphans in Syria have lived under the devastating weight of war. They have lost their sense of safety and stability, but this vulnerable group still needs all possible support to ensure a decent life. Orphaned children in Syria form a fragile segment of society that requires special care and continuous attention. They need support from the state, civil society, and humanitarian organizations.

While initiatives supporting this group are numerous, there is a need for more international cooperation, especially during this critical phase that the country is going through. Standing with orphans is not only a humanitarian obligation but an investment in Syria’s future. Despite the harsh circumstances, these children will one day be the leaders and agents of change in Syria, provided they receive the necessary support and care.

A Call for International Organizations and the Global Community

Syria needs the international community to stand by the Syrian orphans, who have no source of income or secure life due to the conflict. Therefore, international humanitarian organizations must focus more on this group by providing basic assistance such as healthcare, education, and psychological support for children who have lost their parents in the conflict.

Campaigns to support orphans in Syria must increase, especially during times of crisis such as the holy month of Ramadan, where the need for attention and care is heightened. Supporting orphans is not only about financial aid, but also about providing educational and rehabilitation programs that contribute to shaping their future positively.

Orphans Are Syria’s Future

These children are not just war victims; they are the seeds of hope for rebuilding the future. As one of the attendees of the Iftar banquet expressed: “You are the builders of the future, you will carry the banner of Syria.” We must believe in their abilities and give them the opportunities they need to rise again, enabling them to become active contributors to the development of their country, Syria, and be tomorrow’s heroes in various fields.

In conclusion, we need to unite the efforts of everyone to ensure a dignified life for orphaned children, and to rebuild the Syria we love—a Syria that deserves to be nurtured with love and hope in the hearts of its children.

Brief Article Description:
An article about the Damascus Governorate’s initiative to host an iftar for orphans in orphanages, highlighting the hardships faced by Syrian orphans due to the war. The article calls on international organizations and the global community to support these children to ensure their future, education, and protection, as they are the foundation for rebuilding Syria.