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At the First Trade Fair on Syrian Reconstruction Projects (on July 9), Qin Yong, Vice President of the China-Arab Exchange Association, revealed that China plans to invest US$2 billion in Syria to establish industrial parks. The first phase will attract 150 enterprises to participate.
Syrian ambassador to China, Imad Mustafa, said that this is the first time that a Syrian reconstruction project fair has been held in Beijing. The hope is to build an important platform for Chinese enterprises to understand Syria and participate in the reconstruction of Syria.
The Syrian ambassador also said, “China, Russia, and Iran have provided substantial support to Syria during the military conflict. Therefore, it is these three countries that should play a major role in the reconstruction of Syria. If the work were to be carried out by other countries, even by those who participate in the damage to the Syrian infrastructure, it would be very unfair.”
As the Syrian army prevails on the ground, capturing territory from the militants in the process, hundreds of thousands of Syrians are returning to their homes. As Andrej Mahecic, the spokesperson for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the UN Refugee Agency, said in a press briefing at the end of June, many Syrians are returning “to their homes” partly due to a “real orperceived improvement in security conditions” in many regions recently liberated: “[The] UNHC is seeing a notable trend of spontaneous returns to and within Syria in 2017.
Aid agencies estimate that more than 440,000 internally displaced people have returned to their homes in Syria during the first six months of this year. In parallel, UNHCR has monitored over 31,000 Syrian refugees returning from neighbouring countries so far in 2017. The main factors influencing decisions for refugees to return self-assisted mostly to Aleppo, Hama, Homs, Damascus and to other governorates are primarily linked to seeking out family members, checking on property, and, in some cases, a real or perceived improvement in security conditions in parts of the country.” Although the conflict is far from over, and the rebuilding of Syria will likely cost hundreds of billions of dollars, many Syrians can now see the light at the end of the tunnel.
The defeat of foreign-backed mercenaries and the stabilization of Syria has always been of central importance to help solve part of the refugee/migrant crisis that has gripped Europe in recent years. Short of any extremely reckless action by the West and its allies, the Syrian army will continue to liberate large parts of the country from the foreign-backed militants, paving the way for more internally and externally displaced Syrians to return to their homes. In their desperation however, the enemies of Syria may again stage a false flag chemical weapons attack and blame it on the Syrian government, in an attempt to justify a major military intervention to turn the tide. journal-neo.org...
originally posted by: makemap
Problem is America doesn't know how to rebuild ...China is the way out because
... They have enough manpower
originally posted by: Arnie123
a reply to: allsee4eye
Without India, the silk road can and never will be.
Given the current geopolitical issue brewing, that will be on the back burner.
economictimes.indiatimes.com... 59698800.cms
originally posted by: AMPTAH
originally posted by: makemap
Problem is America doesn't know how to rebuild ...China is the way out because
... They have enough manpower
China is fast becoming the worlds most powerful nation.
The only way the US can compete, is to unite all the "Americas" under one Flag.
That will give the New America about 1 billion people.
That's your competitive manpower. Just make sure to educate these people, like China educates every citizen over there.
Then, it's a toss up, who can claim to be #1.
originally posted by: Violater1
Kick everyone out of Congress and the Senate.
Initiate term limits on them as well.
But seriously, history is repeating itself.
America is going down the tubes.
And so is the rest of the world.