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More than 80% of Syria population are beneficiaries…. Work continues afoot
The hugely damaged infrastructure in Syria called on inevitable intervention by SARC through water project that managed to respond to...
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Eng. Khaled Hboubati meets His Holiness Pope Francis in the Vatican
His Holiness Pope Francis welcomed and met Eng. Khaled Hboubati, Syrian Arab Red Crescent President, in the Vatican on Saturday,...
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A delegation from the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation visits SARC
Headed by Ms. Nathalie Chuard, Head of the Middle East and North Africa Division, a delegation from the Swiss Agency...
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SARC distributes winter clothes for children
Heavy coat, new shoes and wool hats will be put on by children in Rural Damascus, Hama and Rural Hama...
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SARC Bulletin December 2017
SARC Bulletin December 2017 Download As high-quality PDF
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SARC’s information management held its annual meeting
According to its plan designed for capacity building and follow up work, SARC’s information management department held its annual meeting...
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“As partners in humanitarian work, we need to be more collaborative to support the most vulnerable people.” SARC President told UN Under-Secretary
Mr. Khaled Hboubati, President of the Syrian Arab Red Crescent, received Mr. Mark Lowcock, UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and...
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SARC rehabilitated a water desalination station in Al-Hassakeh
SARC water and sanitation project in cooperation with ICRC carried out a rehabilitation and maintenance process to Al-Jbeseh water desalination...
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SARC’s livelihood project expands in Idleb city
As SARC livelihood team in Idleb branch successfully carried out the home gardens project in cooperation with the International federation...
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President of the Syrian Arab Red Crescent visited the patients evacuated from Eastern Ghouta.
The evacuation mission of 86 people from Eastern Ghouta hasn’t been concluded on the evacuation date (29/12/2017) and still has...
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