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Syria, among the Middle Eastern countries with a rich history, bears the traces of many empires that have left their mark on world history. It has produced numerous scholars and religious leaders recognized by both Christians and Muslims. However, in recent years, the country has been marked by turmoil and internal conflict.
The country, where Arab, Turkish, Assyrian, Armenian, and Kurdish populations coexist, relies economically on oil and phosphate production. Besides being an Arab country, Syria is also considered a Mediterranean country, sharing borders with Turkey, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, and Iraq.
Large deserts in the inland regions lead to a desert climate, while the coastal areas are influenced by the warm weather of the Mediterranean climate. Temperatures range from 25 to 40 degrees Celsius between January and August, with the remaining four months experiencing mild weather.
Until a few years ago, Syria boasted some of the most beautiful cities in the Middle East. However, the internal conflict that erupted has resulted in significant destruction in almost all cities. The capital, Damascus, a city hosting historical Roman and Ottoman monuments, as well as sacred structures for Christians and Muslims, is one of the most important cities in world civilization.
Aleppo is known for its splendid silk fabrics and historic stone houses, while Homs attracts visitors due to numerous shrines and mosques considered sacred by Muslims. Despite ongoing conflicts in certain areas, many cities, especially Damascus, have now become relatively safe.
Despite the challenges, various activities in the country provide a breath of fresh air for the people. The Silk Road Festival in Damascus hosts leaders from the region, fostering the development of regional trade. The International Damascus Film Festival stands out among the world's prestigious film festivals, where Asian, American, and Arab filmmakers compete fiercely to present their films.
As part of the Ottoman Empire for many years, the culinary tastes in Syria share similarities with many Middle Eastern and Turkish cuisines. Delightful dishes such as Baba Ghanouj made from eggplant and spicy Falafel are among the unique flavors of Syrian cuisine. Additionally, you can savor the expertise of Syrian masters in the preparation of sweets and coffee.