Navigating Early Recovery in Syria: Ethical Guidelines and Strategic Imperatives

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This article by LUGARIT's experts Omar Abdulaziz Hallaj and Zedoun Alzoubi, published in Awan online newspaper, outlines ethical principles for Syria's early recovery. Originally written in Arabic language, it challenges misconceptions and emphasizes unity and community-led recovery as foundations for sustainable rebuilding.

Summary

In addressing the concept of "early recovery" in Syria, it is crucial to dispel several prevalent misconceptions and establish a set of ethical guidelines to effectively navigate this critical phase.


Misconceptions Surrounding Early Recovery:



Strategic Principles for Early Recovery:



"Early recovery" in Syria is not merely a transient concern but a pivotal opportunity that must be approached with a comprehensive, ethical vision that addresses both immediate needs and long-term national recovery. Addressing these principles earnestly may help Syria navigate its complex path towards recovery and eventual peace, avoiding the pitfalls of previous efforts and focusing on a united and resilient future.

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Children selling fruits in a market in Damascus, Syria.  April 2023.  Photo © hanohiki - via ShutterStock.  Link >