Syrian Arab News Agency S A N A
Damascus, SANA, A Syrian expatriate businessman, Martyrs’ Sons Schools, on Saturday organized a charity party at Damascus-based Sheraton Hotel for 550 children from schools of martyrs’ sons.
Several artistic shows were performed at the party and gifts were distributed among children.
“Honoring sons of martyrs who sacrificed for preserving the dignity of the homeland is a national responsibility” Expatriate Mazen Tarzi told journalists.
He indicated that Syria has remained resilient in the face of war over the last years thanks to the awareness of its people and the courage of its army and leadership.
“The happiness of Christmas will remain in Syria and the martyrs’ sons will rebuild their country and will not be subjugated”Trazi said.
He urged the Syrian businessmen abroad to return to the homeland and to contribute to the reconstruction process in it, considering that “Syria is the first and last sanctuary for all expatriates.”
For her part, Director-General of Martyrs’ Sons Schools Shahira Fallouh highly appreciated the initiatives of Syrian expatriates and their loyalty to the homeland.
The martyrs’ sons expressed proudness of their fathers’ martyrdom, thanking all Syrian expatriates for the support they provide to them.
Businessman Tarzi manages a group of businesses in a number of countries, and he has organized several activities in support of martyrs’ sons.
R. al-Jazaeri / Barry
