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Bayan Rehan
University student - Geography
Ibrahim Al Saleh
Electric Engineer
Hussam Hamdan
Postgraduate Studies - Medicine
Hamza Al Omar
Veterinarian
Ibrahim Alzbibi
Lawyer
Fadi Nzhat
Arabic language and Islamic studies
Fady Ameen
University student - Economics
Mohamad Shami
University student - law
Ammar Hammoudeh
Electrical Engineering - Master of Business Administration
Nizar Kharrat
Industrial institute
Nesreen Alresh
Mechanical engineer
Belal Aljarkach
University student - Business Administration
Khaled Bahaeddin
Computer Science
Gheath Alzhabe
Postgraduate Studies - Media
Amer Zidan
University Student - Accountant
Abed AlTourki
Civil Engineer
Akram Tuameh
Civil Engineer
We will remain free and return honorably to our country
Safa Almousa
Pharmacist
Ghada Abdulmajid Hamdoun
Pharmacist
Abdulmuain Eldendel
Mathematician
Asmaa Razouk
Diploma in Political Science and Media
Ameer Kayal
Postgraduate Studies - Business Administration
Ferass Srakbi
Merchant
Asma Shami
Doctor
Iyad El bekkur
Judge
Shimaa Albouti
Postgraduate studies - Arabic language, education and psychology
My personal vision is that the return will not be possible until the Syrian people regain their full sovereignty and decision making right, after the end of the Assad regime and its supporters, the completion of the security and military reform process, and the implementation of the transitional government.
Adnan Alkhatib
PhD student - Hadith
Mhd Mounir Al-Fakir
Information Engineer
Radwan Hasanen
Postgraduate student - international relations
Jamal Saeed Alashkr
Lawyer
Fahed Almousa
Lawyer
I am from Hama, born in 1970, displaced from my town, Tayyibat al-Imam, and now I live in the countryside of Idlib. I work as chairman of the Board of Directors of the “Syrian Commission for Releasing Detainees SCRD”, and a member of the Council of the “Free Syria Lawyers Syndicate”.
I was arrested on 26/November/2011, after my release on 26/October/2012, I fled directly to the countryside of Idlib and then to Turkey for fear of being arrested again, and now I live in Idlib countryside.
There is no safe environment in my home town “Tayyibat al-Imam”, from which it was forcibly displaced. The threat of the security forces and the regime’s militias still exist, especially after we saw what happened to the Syrians who made reconciliation agreements in Daraa, as they were arrested and many of them were handed to their families as dead bodies under torture. My personal vision is that a safe and voluntary return cannot be achieved except through a transitional governing body in accordance with Resolution 2254 to achieve a safe environment for all Syrians.
Zakaria Zallam
Physician
Hosin Alsaad
Lawyer
Noor Alzain
Postgraduate Studies - Business Administration
Rami Salloum
Agriculture Engineer
Anas Assil
Postgraduate student - Information Engineering
Yafa Alhamawe
Veterinary controller
Mohamad Rashid
PhD in Political Science and International Relations
Yasser Aleiti
An internal Pathologist
Wasim Alhaj
Business Administration
Mohmmad Zaitoun
Information Systems Management
Refat Kelani
Electric and Communication Engineer
Ahed Slebi
Computer Programming
I am from Deir Ezzor, born in 1995, displaced from Syria, and now I live in the city of Gaziantep in Turkey, I work in the field of journalism and media, a writer for Al-Jazeera blogs, Ain Al-Madina magazine, Horrya Press and other local sites, an editor for Molham Volunteer Team and Al Sharq News Network, Spokesman for the Media River Network, editor for Jisr newspaper, as well as being the media officer for the student body in Gaziantep.
I was displaced from my city on 09/08/2014, due to ISIS control of Deir Ezzor.
My hometown is occupied by the regime, so my personal vision is that I will not be able to return to Syria until the dictatorial regime ends, and until I guarantee that my region is living in safety and stability. I work hard with the Syrian Association for Citizens’ Dignity, which strives to ensure the return of Syrian refugees to their homes because we know that many Syrians seek voluntary and safe return for their homes by various means.