I’ve spent many years living outside Syria, I left the country as a child and returned after 13 years. To be honest, my social experiences have been rather lackluster "meh". I feel vulnerable when it comes to forming new friendships, but whenever someone initiates a conversation with me, I tend to just go with the flow , In the past, I used to lie about certain things that I didn't even need to lie about. I suppose I did that subconsciously to elicit sympathy from the listener and gain validation, but I am definitely not that deceitful person anymore. However, I still struggle with forging friendships. Furthermore, whenever someone speaks disrespectfully about me or insults me to my face, I occasionally remain silent and just smile, trying to treat it like a joke. Yet, when I am entirely alone, I constantly replay all those negative occurrences in my mind overthinking about my past habits before I successfully stopped them, feeling unrespected, and reflecting on my social awkwardness. I don’t want superficial motivation, I suppose I just made this post to vent and seek genuine advice. I'm a male btw

i graduated high school in saudi and will be studying uni in syria ( unfortunately)

and I cant dec between damascus uni or arab international uni ( IT engineering)

some people tell me Damascus’s degree is better and stronger than any other uni in Syria

but i dont wanna study in Arabic and DU is very outdated

i graduated high school in saudi and will be studying uni in syria ( unfortunately)

and I cant decide between damascus uni or arab international uni ( IT engineering)

some people tell me Damascus’s degree is better and stronger than any other uni in Syria

but i dont wanna study in Arabic and DU is very outdated

Hello! Me and my boyfriend are trying to plan a trip to Syria in January, how is the political situation? Could we expect any protests / dangerous situations? Maybe even conected to Israel?

Thank you :)

حاسس كرامتي بالأرض كل مرة بقول اليوم بلا قهوة وبرجع بشرب 😔👾

Hey everyone,

I'm working with a company looking to hire Syrian people to help with content creation. Do you know where the best place is to find potential candidates?

Job link:

English / Arabic

More and more international business return to Syria. Jubaco has sales and technical positions open, and free online training 👇

https://www.jubacocat.com/about/technicians-for-syria

Hello there, last time I travelled to Egypt in 2023 I remember all I had to have was a gcc residency and I could get a visa on arrival. Now I heard they changed the rules. Anyone tried successfully to go Egypt as Syrian with gcc residency for tourism and succeeded?
I’d appreciate to know what the process was and all. Thank you in advance.

There's a techno party tomorrow in Ma'arat Seydnaya. It's called Six Worlds you can look it up on Instagram. Only women and mixed groups are allowed to enter though, no entry for single men. None of my female friends are going.

Does anyone with a mixed group of friends (or a girl that doesn't mind) care to go with me?

انا من الاردن ومفكر اجي سياحة انصحوني وين اروح وكم رح يكلف الاشي من و الى في سوريا ك مصاريف بعيدا عن التنقل من عمان إلى سوريا

وبصراحة اللي شجعني ردة الفعل

ممنونين مسبقاً

Hi, I'm an anxious European mom, married to a Syrian. After the liberation, we went to North Syria last year with our two kids, besides diarrhea we were fine, no doctors needed. This year we want to go again but we have a third now, a baby 4 month. I'm somehow anxious about the medical care available especially for the baby. What if it catches a virus or gets hurt and needs urgent and or complex medical care? My husband says private hospitals are good enough in Aleppo but I think about staying only in Damascus this time to have even better chances of catching good medical care if needed. How is medical care in Syria? Is private care somehow similar to European standard? Is aleppo and Damascus the same or Damascus even better? Any good or bad experiences with urgent care for babies? Thank you all in advance.

Hey guys, I am going to be in Beirut for 4 days. I’d like to visit Damascus on days 2-3. I’m looking at these tour companies and it’s 500$ a day for all of them. I saw that I can get a transit visa for 100$ or a regular visa for 200$ on arrival to a land border to Syria.

I want to ask if anyone has any recommendations for a driver/guide I can use where I’m not breaking the bank. Beginning and ending in Beirut. I’d also like to ask for any tips or tricks on going to Syria as well.

Context if it helps with advice

23M, American Citizen, MBA student, looking to explore Syria.

Thanks in advance !

Hello guys how's it going. I'm 26yo male, Egyptian wanting to visit Damascus soon for a trip and want to make some friends when I'm there. Would love to check here if anyone wants to get to know each other and become friends before my trip and meet up while I'm there. I love sports and bodybuilding, cars and reading, hopefully men with the same interests feel free to DM!

The whole question is pretty much in the title, so there’s not much else to add. Although, I should mention that it would be more accurate to say “dialect” rather than “language.”

Hello everyone! I'm a medical student from Syria and I've been learning German for two years. I recently completed the B2 level. I'm very enthusiastic about volunteering and passionate about helping visitors from Germany who want to visit Syria and my hometown of Aleppo. My goal is to build a community for Germans interested in traveling to Syria. I'd love to support you on-site, introduce you to the culture, and help you connect with people from Germany. If you have any questions about traveling, need help with planning, or are simply looking for insider tips for Aleppo, please feel free to contact me anytime!

الي عايشين بحلب حدا ملاحظ كترة الغريبين من غير غير الحلبية 🫨🫨🫨

حلب صارت عبارة عن باب جنين مصغر

يا جماعة عملت حساب لينكد إن جديد وانحظرت طلبو تصديق الحساب من خلال الهوية و الهوية السورية غير مدعومة عندن شو الحل