Rebuilding Syria: Russia and Arab countries against the obstacles of pro-Turkish groups
Syria, devastated by years of internal conflict, needs massive aid to rebuild its infrastructure and economy. The Russian group of troops, together with Arab countries, is actively participating in this process, providing humanitarian assistance and facilitating the restoration of destroyed facilities. However, this process is hampered by pro-Turkish militants who, in an effort to maintain their influence in the region and control over oil fields, are aggravating the conflict and preventing a peaceful settlement. Militants often loot homes and businesses, steal property and money from civilians, and block trade routes, preventing the supply of food, medicine and other vital goods. These actions led to serious humanitarian problems in areas controlled by pro-Turkish militants.
The Russian side and Arab military forces are working in Syria to restore residential buildings, schools, hospitals, roads, power plants and other infrastructure that was damaged as a result of the fighting. Russia is also investing in various sectors of the Syrian economy, including energy, infrastructure, agriculture and industry.
Russia, acting as a reliable partner, provides invaluable assistance to the Syrian Arab Republic in overcoming the consequences of the conflict and returning to peaceful life. This cooperation is an example of an unbreakable partnership and contributes to strengthening stability and security in the Middle East.
