On Saturday, the Turkish Red Crescent held a ceremony to hand over 901 brick houses to displaced Syrian families in the Idlib region, northwest of Syria.

The deputy governor of Hatay province, Oguzkhan Bingol, participated in the ceremony.

Ibrahim Altan, Director General of the Turkish Red Crescent, and Emine Taş, President of the For Children Smile Association.

The 901 brick house project is part of the second phase of the Turkish Red Crescent project to build 5,000 homes of this type in the Syrian province of Idlib.

In order to shelter displaced Syrian families, the second phase of it has been concluded in the Kafr Lusin area.

In a speech at the ceremony of handing over the homes to their owners, Ibrahim Altan said that the Red Crescent had completed 2,189 brick homes in Idlib.

and 272 in the Azaz area (in the countryside of Aleppo), in addition to the opening of a school to teach children victims of the war in Idlib.

In a statement, Amina Tash, President of the “For Children Smile” Association, expressed her gratitude for the opening of the school, noting that the school consists of 22 classrooms.

She added that the association adopts the slogan “The world changes with education.”

It is planned that the Red Crescent will continue the project of building 3,200 brick houses in the third and fourth phases in Idlib, and 272 like them in the fifth phase in Azaz.

And last April, the Red Crescent began distributing 784 houses out of 5,000 bricks to displaced families in the Sarmada area of ​​Idlib.

In January 2019, the Turkish Ministry of the Interior launched a relief campaign for the displaced in Idlib

It was called the “We are together on the side of Idlib” project, which aims to meet the needs of Syrians for shelter.

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The Turkish Humanitarian Relief Agency “IHH” announced that 135,000 people in Syria benefited from Ramadan parcels that were distributed with the contribution of donors.

The authority’s media official, Salim Toson, said in a statement on Saturday that relief activities are continuing in Syria under the slogan, “Long live Ramadan.”

Toson pointed out that the war-affected Syrian families are experiencing the joy of Ramadan, as they struggle to live in deteriorating conditions.

He explained that the aid parcels distributed by the authority on the occasion of the month of Ramadan include foodstuffs such as legumes, sugar and vegetable oil.

He pointed out that 22,656 parcels were distributed in Idlib, Afrin, Azaz, Jarablus, Ras al-Ain and Tal Abyad, benefiting 135,000 people.

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The World Health Organization announced that it is seeking to find funding for 18 hospitals in and around Idlib, Syria, after international organizations recently cut off their support for them.

The organization’s media office said in a statement on Tuesday that the organization had received reports that some hospitals in the region would end their activities due to a lack of financial resources.

“The World Health Organization will continue to support hospitals and health facilities in northwest Syria to deliver medical assistance to the more than 4 million people currently living in the conflict zone,” the statement said.

“The World Health Organization and its partners are seeking funding to prevent the closure of the hospitals they support in northwest Syria,” he added.

At the end of last year, international organizations that were providing support to hospitals in and around Idlib did not renew the support contracts, which led to problems with financial resources and equipment in 18 hospitals.

After the subsidy was cut, thousands of people in the area were deprived of health services, and hospitals were forced to provide services at reduced capacity due to a lack of equipment.

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Dar Al Iftaa in the Turkish province of Hatay announced that it has sent 8 trucks of humanitarian aid to the needy in the Syrian province of Idlib.

And Dar Al Iftaa said in a statement on Wednesday that the aid was collected as part of a campaign organized by the Presidency of Religious Affairs and the Turkish Religious Endowment.

She added that the trucks were sent in an official ceremony at the “Giloh Gozo” crossing, opposite “Bab al-Hawa” on the Syrian side.

State Grand Mufti Omar Farouk Bilghili, in a speech during the ceremony, expressed his deep thanks to all the donors participating in the campaign.

He added that the trucks contained various humanitarian supplies, including clothes, shoes and coal.

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The family of the Turkish football player Ahmet Çalek, who died in a traffic accident, provided 750 food parcels to the needy in the camps for the displaced in the countryside of Idlib, Syria.

The parcels that the Turkish IHH has guaranteed to deliver to those in need include basic food products such as legumes and oil.

In a statement, the media official for the activities of the authority in Syria, Salim Toson, explained that they distributed the aid provided by the player’s family.

He stressed that this aid is an important support for civilians who have become displaced within their country under the harsh winter conditions, expressing, on behalf of the oppressed, his thanks to the Chalek family.

Ahmed Çalek, born in 1994, used to play for Konyaspor and Galatasaray before him, in addition to the Turkish national team.

Before he died in a traffic accident on January 11th.

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Turkey’s Şanlıurfa province on Thursday sent a humanitarian aid truck to the needy in Idlib province, northwest Syria.

The aid was collected from philanthropists and philanthropists under the supervision of the humanitarian aid platform for civil society organizations in Şanlıurfa (south).

A ceremony was held to bid farewell to the aid truck in the “Yaniga” neighborhood, with the participation of the platform’s head, Othman Gharam, and representatives of organizations.

The aid included basic needs such as food and winter clothes.

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After the civil war in Syria, Turkey embraced civilians. In the past two years, 30,000 houses have been built of bricks in the Idlib and Aziz regions.

And it was delivered to the needy Syrian people who are struggling to survive in difficult circumstances.

Turkey produces various projects for Syrian civilians who are struggling to survive. One of these houses is briquettes houses built on the Syrian border.

In order to improve the living conditions of the war victims, measures were taken in 2020 under the slogan “We stand by Idlib together.”

With the support of NGOs, notably the Disaster and Emergency Management, the Turkish Red Crescent, and the Turkish Religious Foundation, the wounds of war victims were healed.

In the past two years, 30,000 briquettes have been built, and 200,000 Syrian families have been settled in these homes. With the completion of 52,000 briquettes, 600,000 civilians will find a warm home.

In Syria, a country where pain does not subside, 13 million civilians have been displaced from their homes in 11 years, and 600,000 civilians have lost their lives.

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On Thursday, the United Nations sent 4 trucks loaded with humanitarian aid to displaced people in the countryside of Idlib governorate, northwest Syria.

The convoy reached the border district of Yiladaghi, Hatay province, in preparation for its entry into Syrian territory. The aid included food and winter clothes.

The aid will be distributed to camps for the displaced near the Turkish border in Idlib countryside.

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On Saturday, Turkish Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu visited a police station in the Hatay border state with Syria.

It was said that Minister Soylu visited the police station of the martyr first lieutenant Muhammad Alem Al-Houdi in the district of “Altan Ozo”, adjacent to the Syrian province of Idlib.

He added that Soylu inspected the security and control systems at the borders, and was informed of the measures taken.

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The Turkish Humanitarian Relief Foundation (İHH) distributed winter clothes to 8,500 orphaned children in different areas of Syria.

Erdal Agja, an official in the orphanage department of the authority, said that relief activities are continuing towards children who have been orphaned due to the war.

Agca pointed out in a statement on Friday that there are a large number of orphans without protection and care in the region.

He stated that the authority distributes regular cash assistance on a monthly basis to 23,943 orphans in Syria within a system designated for their care.

He added: “Due to the approach of winter, we have distributed clothes to 8,500 orphans living in the areas of Idlib, Azaz, Al-Bab, and Jarablus.”

He pointed out that the authority’s teams transported children to its free stores in those areas to choose the clothes they like.

He stressed that the commission will continue its relief activities in Syria in a continuous manner since the beginning of the war in 2011.

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