Aleppo, Dec. 17 (SANA) The Aleppo Governorate is set to launch the community-driven “Aleppo Set Al-Kul” (or “Aleppo the Best of All”) campaign on Thursday. The initiative aims to restore and improve the city’s infrastructure and public services across multiple sectors.
In a statement to SANA, Talal al-Jabri, Head of the Aleppo City Council, stressed the importance of the campaign as part of ongoing efforts to rehabilitate the city’s infrastructure and ensure essential services for its residents.
He noted that since Syria’s liberation, several campaigns have been launched in the city, such as the “One Million Saplings” project, which focuses on revitalizing parks and green spaces. The “Aleppo Lights Up” campaign, which illuminates the city’s main streets, is also part of this broader effort. Looking ahead to 2026, there are plans to rehabilitate many of the city’s roads.
Al-Jabri also highlighted ongoing collaboration with the electricity, water, and sewage authorities to restore vital services. He emphasized that the “Aleppo Set Al-Kul” campaign will further strengthen these efforts, uniting various stakeholders to meet the pressing needs of Aleppo’s residents.
Focus on Eastern Aleppo’s Recovery
In the city’s eastern districts, such as the al-Shaar neighborhood, locals expressed their hope that the new campaign will bring much-needed improvements to services in their areas. Yasin Haddad, a resident, emphasized the importance of local community engagement in working alongside authorities to rebuild the infrastructure and address the challenges left by the widespread destruction caused by the former regime’s bombardments.
Saleh Haji, a community member, underscored the significance of participation from both local residents and those living abroad to support Aleppo as it continues to recover from the devastating impacts of the former regime.
Earlier this year, the Aleppo Governorate launched the “For Your Eyes, Aleppo” campaign on June 30, which received widespread support from both official and civilian groups and focused on the city’s revitalization.
Throughout 2025, similar initiatives have been launched in other parts of Syria to support reconstruction efforts and improve living conditions in areas devastated by the former regime’s airstrikes.
