Press Release: Statement on Cross-Border Humanitarian Aid Mandate
Istanbul, June 28, 2021, As Syrians mark a decade for their tragedy this year, the impact on the ground continues to look devastating. At least half a million Syrians have been killed, over 100,000 remain missing after being arbitrarily detained, and over half the population are internally or externally displaced. 13.4 million people in Syria need humanitarian assistance â a 21% increase compared to 2020 â with needs increasingly exacerbated by the economic decline, leaving over 90% of Syrians to live under the poverty line. Civilians have witnessed massive and systematic violations of international humanitarian and human rights law, hospitals, schools and civil defense centers are still being bombed, and over half of Syriaâs basic infrastructure is destroyed or out of service. The cease-fire agreement remains fragile in Northwest Syria, and the continuous hostilities, and the lack of progress on the political track, make a possible end to the conflict seem farfetched.
The adoption of the UN Security Council resolution 2165 (2014), and its subsequent renewals [1] came as a result of the persisting conditions that impede the delivery of humanitarian supplies to destinations within Syria. A decision was therefore reached that authorizes United Nations humanitarian agencies and their implementing partners to use routes across conflict lines and border crossings, to ensure the delivery of humanitarian assistance, including medical and surgical supplies, to people in need throughout Syria via the most direct routes.
The current situation in Northwest Syria makes us believe that the grounds for the adoption of the resolution are still valid, and even more necessary than before, given that 75% out of 4.2 million people living in the area, are currently depending on cross-border humanitarian aid. These include 1 million children and 2.4 million internally and forcibly displaced persons.
47,377 trucks of aid by 5 UN agencies have been delivered since April 2014 under this resolution, making It a vital lifeline for those in need by maintaining a direct, sustained, and timely mannered humanitarian response. In 2020 alone, 64 partners (including 40 Syrian NGOs) were able to implement 204 projects through the âSyria cross-border humanitarian fundâ reaching 2.4 million people in need, while 53 partners (including 34 Syrian NGOs) responded to the Covid-19 pandemic in Northwest Syria and reached out to 648 thousand people with 151 projects.
A failure to renew the resolution would have a catastrophic impact on the humanitarian situation in Syria. This includes the discontinuation of the COVID-19 vaccination campaign in the area, the interruption of food pack deliveries to 1.4 million people monthly. Water and sanitation services will also suffer greatly, resulting in severe water shortage in the area every month, in addition, the discontinuation of the cross border agreement will increase childrenâs morbidity and malnutrition rates in an area where one out of 3 children are already malnourished and displaying signs of stunting. There is a high need to increase access and to scale up the current humanitarian programs, instead of shutting them down.
For all of the above, We, the undersigned Syrian NGOs, who were actively responding to the humanitarian needs for more than a decade in Syria, wonder how can we think of principled humanitarian assistance, while channeling aid across one of the most politicized lines of conflict in the world. Countless Examples of access denial for humanitarian aid for almost 2.5 million Syrians who have lived through sieges in semi-besieged areas in the last 10 years, including Eastern Ghouta, Northern Homs, Eastern Aleppo, Deir Ezzor are still not forgotten. 80% of the UN crossline shipments were blocked by the Syrian government and medical equipment and essential medicines were systematically removed from aid convoys. The impact of closing al-Yaroubiah border crossing in January 2020 is still present, with dire impacts on 1.6 million people in need in Northeast Syria as well.
We are adding our voice as Syrian NGOs to the voices of our international partners [2] and to the call issued collectively by the head of UN agencies working in Syria [3] to reiterate that there is no alternative for the cross-border modality to reach the people in need in Northwest Syria. We call on UN Security Council member states to renew their commitment to the neutrality of humanitarian assistance and to renew the cross-border humanitarian operations to Northwest Syria. We also want to highlight that the need to re-emphasize the importance of cross-border modality every year is becoming unacceptable. Unless there is a significant improvement in the humanitarian situation and the peace process as per the UN-related resolution [4], the UN mandate on cross-border humanitarian access must be maintained.
Signatories
Networks | Ø§ŲØīØĻŲØ§ØŠ | |
1. | American Relief Coalition of Syria â ARCS | ØŠØØ§ŲŲ Ø§ŲŲ ŲØļŲ Ø§ØŠ Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲØĐ Ø§ŲØĢŲ ØąŲŲŲØĐ Ø§ŲØĨؚاØŦŲØĐ |
2. | Civil Society Organizations Forum | Ų ŲØĻØą Ų ŲØļŲ Ø§ØŠ اŲŲ ØŽØŠŲ Øđ اŲŲ ØŊŲŲ |
3. | SHAML Syrian CSOs Coalition | ØŠØØ§ŲŲ ØīŲ Ų ŲŲ ŲØļŲ Ø§ØŠ اŲŲ ØŽØŠŲ Øđ اŲŲ ØŊŲŲ Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲ |
4. | Syrian Networks League â SNL | ØąØ§ØĻØ·ØĐ Ø§ŲØīØĻŲØ§ØŠ Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲØĐ |
5. | Syrian NGO Alliance â SNA | ØŠØØ§ŲŲ Ø§ŲŲ ŲØļŲ Ø§ØŠ Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲØĐ ØšŲØą Ø§ŲØŲŲŲ ŲØĐ |
6. | Voices for Displaced Syrians Forum â VDSF | Ų ŲØŠØŊŲ ØĢØĩŲØ§ØŠ ŲØĢØŽŲ اŲŲ ŲØŽŲØąŲŲ Ø§ŲØģŲŲØąŲŲŲ |
Organisations | اŲŲ ŲØļŲ Ø§ØŠ | |
7. | Adaleh Organization for Relief and Development | ØđØŊØ§ŲØĐ ŲŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ ŲØ§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
8. | Al Nazik â Nazik Al Abed Foundation | اŲŲØ§ØēŲ |
9. | Al-Ameen for Humanitarian Support | Ø§ŲØĢŲ ŲŲ ŲŲŲ ØģØ§ŲØŊØĐ Ø§ŲØĨب쨧ŲŲØĐ |
10. | Albashyer | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ Ø§ŲØĻØīØ§ØĶØą Ø§ŲØĨب쨧ŲŲØĐ |
11. | Albeer Humanity France | Ø§ŲØĻØą Ø§ŲŲØąŲØģŲØĐ ŲŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ |
12. | Alehya | ØĨØŲØ§ØĄ ŲØ·Ų |
13. | All Together | ŲŲŲØ§ ØģŲØ§ |
14. | AlSalam Humanitarian Foundation | Ų ØĪØģØģŲ Ø§ŲØģŲØ§Ų Ø§ŲØĨب쨧ŲŲØĐ |
15. | AlSham Association | ØŽŲ ØđŲØĐ Ø§ŲØīØ§Ų ŲŲØĢŲØŠØ§Ų |
16. | Al-Sham Humanitarian Foundation | Ų ØĪØģØģØĐ Ø§ŲØīØ§Ų Ø§ŲØĨب쨧ŲŲØĐ |
17. | Amal Association for Medical Services | ØŽŲ ØđŲØĐ Ø§ŲØĢŲ Ų ŲŲØŪØŊŲ Ø§ØŠ Ø§ŲØ·ØĻŲØĐ |
18. | Amal Organization for Relief and Development | ØĢŲ Ų ŲŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ ŲØ§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
19. | Amals Healing and Advocacy Center | Ų ØąŲØē Ø§Ų Ų ŲŲŲ ŲØ§ØĩØąØĐ ŲØ§ŲØŠØđاŲŲ |
20. | Ataa Humanitarian Relief Association | ØŽŲ ØđŲØĐ ØđØ·Ø§ØĄ ŲŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ ŲØ§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
21. | Avihalabli | Ų ŲØŠŲŲ Ø§ŲØĻŲØŠ Ø§ŲØŲØĻŲ |
22. | Bahar Organization | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ ØĻŲØ§Øą |
23. | BARQ for Policies and Consultations | Ų ØąŲØē ØĻØąŲ ŲŲØ§ØģØŠØīØ§ØąØ§ØŠ ŲØ§ŲØŊØąØ§Øģا؊ |
24. | Big Heart | اŲŲŲØĻ Ø§ŲŲØĻŲØą |
25. | BINAA Organization for Development | Ų ØĪØģØģØĐ ØĻŲØ§ØĄ ŲŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
26. | Bonyan for Youth and Development | ØĻŲŲØ§Ų ŲŲØīØĻاØĻ ŲØ§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
27. | Bousla for Development & Innovation | Ø§ŲØĻŲØĩŲØĐ ŲŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ ŲØ§ŲØĨØĻØŊاØđ |
28. | Citizens for Safe and Secure America â C4SSA | Ų ŲØ§Ø·ŲŲŲ ŲØĢØŽŲ ØĢŲ ØąŲŲØ§ ØĒŲ ŲØĐ |
29. | Civilians for Justice and Peace â CJP | Ų ØŊŲŲŲŲ ŲŲØđØŊØ§ŲØĐ ŲØ§ŲØģŲØ§Ų |
30. | Darna | ØŊØ§ØąŲØ§ |
31. | Door Beyond War | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ ØŊŲØą ŲØĻŲØ§ØĄ Ø§ŲØģŲØ§Ų |
32. | Education Without Borders â MIDAD | ØŠØđŲŲŲ ØĻŲØ§ ØØŊŲØŊ / Ų ØŊاØŊ |
33. | Elaf for Relief and Development | ØĨŲŲØ§Ų ŲŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ Ų Ø§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
34. | Elbir Insani YardÄąm DerneÄi | ØŽŲ ØđŲØĐ Ø§ŲØĻØą Ø§ŲØĨب쨧ŲŲØĐ |
35. | Elvefa Association for Relief and Development | ØŽŲ ØđŲØĐ Ø§ŲŲŲØ§ØĄ ŲŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ ŲØ§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
36. | Equity and Empowerment | ØđØŊŲ Ų ØŠŲ ŲŲŲ |
37. | European Institute for Political Initiative and Strategic Analysis â EIPISA | اŲŲ ØđŲØŊ Ø§ŲØĢŲØąØĻŲ ŲŲŲ ØĻاØŊØąØ§ØŠ Ø§ŲØģŲØ§ØģŲØĐ ŲØ§ŲØŠØŲŲŲ Ø§ŲØ§ØģØŠØąØ§ØŠŲØŽŲ |
38. | Free Syrian Lawyers Association â FSLA | ØąØ§ØĻØ·ØĐ اŲŲ ØØ§Ų ŲŲ Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲŲŲ Ø§ŲØĢØØąØ§Øą |
39. | Ghiras Al-Nahda organization | ØšØąØ§Øģ اŲŲŲØķØĐ |
40. | Glimpse of Hope | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ ØĻØ§ØąŲØĐ Ø§Ų Ų Ø§Ųب쨧ØĶŲØĐ |
41. | GÞlÞmseme ve Zeytin YardimlaÅma ve DayaniÅma DerneÄi | ØĻØģŲ ØĐ Ų ØēŲØŠŲŲØĐ ŲŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ Ų Ø§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
42. | Hand in Hand for Aid and Development | ŲØŊØ§Ų ØĻŲØŊ ŲŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ ŲØ§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
43. | Hand Organization | ØŽŲ ØđŲØĐ Ø§ŲŲ ØģاØđØŊا؊ Ø§ŲØĨب쨧ŲŲØĐ ŲØ§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ â ŲØ§ŲØŊ |
44. | Hathi Hayati Volunteering Group | Ų ØŽŲ ŲØđØĐ ŲØ°Ų ØŲØ§ØŠŲ Ø§ŲØŠØ·ŲØđŲØĐ |
45. | Himma Youth Association | ØŽŲ ØđŲØĐ ŲŲ ØĐ Ø§ŲØīØĻاØĻŲØĐ |
46. | Hmedi for Charity | Ų ØĪØģØģØĐ Ø§ŲØŲ ŲØŊŲ Ø§ŲØŪŲØąŲØĐ |
47. | Home Revival Initiative | Ų ØĻاØŊØąØĐ ØĨØŲØ§ØĄ ŲØ·Ų |
48. | Horan Foundation | Ų ØĪØģØģØĐ ØŲØąØ§Ų Ø§ŲØĨب쨧ŲŲØĐ |
49. | Hurras Network | ØīØĻŲØĐ ØØąØ§Øģ Ø§ŲØ·ŲŲŲØĐ |
50. | Ihsan Relief and Development | ØĨØØģØ§Ų ŲŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ ŲØ§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
51. | Imran Development Organization | ØđŲ ØąØ§Ų ŲŲØŠØŊØąŲØĻ ŲØ§Ų؊طŲŲØą |
52. | Insan Charity for Relief and Development | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ ØĨŲØģØ§Ų Ø§ŲØŪŲØąŲØĐ |
53. | Insani YardimlaÅma DerneÄi Uluslararasi â IYD | ŲŲØĶØĐ Ø§ŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ Ø§ŲØĨب쨧ŲŲØĐ â IYD |
54. | International Association for Relief and Development â ONSUR | اŲŲŲØĶØĐ Ø§ŲØđاŲŲ ŲØĐ ŲŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ ŲØ§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ â ØĢŲØĩØą |
55. | International Humanitarian Relief â IHR | ŲŲØĶØĐ Ø§ŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ Ø§ŲØĨب쨧ŲŲØĐ Ø§ŲØŊŲŲŲØĐ â IHR |
56. | International Union of Medical Care and Relief Organisations (Int. UOSSM) | Ø§ØŠØØ§ØŊ Ų ŲØļŲ Ø§ØŠ Ø§ŲØąØđØ§ŲØĐ ŲØ§ŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ Ø§ŲØ·ØĻŲØĐ |
57. | Jana Watan | ØŽŲŲ ŲØ·Ų |
58. | Jasmine Association | ØąØ§ØĻØ·ØĐ اŲŲØ§ØģŲ ŲŲ |
59. | Jusoor for Studies âCenter | Ų ØąŲØē ØŽØģŲØą ŲŲØŊØąØ§Øģا؊ |
60. | Justice and sustainable development | Ø§ŲØđØŊØ§ŲØĐ ŲØ§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ Ø§ŲŲ ØģØŠØŊØ§Ų ØĐ |
61. | Justice for Peace | ØđØŊØ§ŲØĐ Ų Ų ØĢØŽŲ Ø§ŲØģŲØ§Ų |
62. | Karimat Organization | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ ŲØąŲŲ Ø§ØŠ |
63. | Kesh Malek Organization | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ ŲØī Ų ŲŲ |
64. | Kudra Organization | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ ŲØŊØąØĐ |
65. | La Tahzan Charity | ØŽŲ ØđŲØĐ ŲØ§ ØŠØØēŲ Ø§ŲØŪŲØąŲØĐ |
66. | Lamsat Ward | ŲŲ ØģØĐ ŲØąØŊ |
67. | Lawyers and Doctors for Human Rights â LDHR | Ų ØØ§Ų ŲŲ ŲØĢØ·ØĻØ§ØĄ Ų Ų Ø§ØŽŲ ØŲŲŲ Ø§ŲØĨŲØģØ§Ų |
68. | Local Administration Councils Unit â LACU | ŲØØŊØĐ اŲŲ ØŽØ§ŲØģ Ø§ŲŲ ØŲŲØĐ |
69. | Maram Foundation for Relife and development | Ų ØąØ§Ų ŲŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ Ų Ø§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
70. | MedGlobal | Ų ŲØŊØšŲŲØĻØ§Ų |
71. | MIDMAR | Ų ØķŲ Ø§Øą |
72. | Minber Alsham Organization | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ Ų ŲØĻØą Ø§ŲØīØ§Ų |
73. | Molham Volunteering Team | ŲØąŲŲ Ų ŲŲŲ Ø§ŲØŠØ·ŲØđŲ |
74. | National Syria Charter | Ų ŲØŦØ§Ų ØģŲØąŲا اŲŲØ·ŲŲ |
75. | Nexus Action | ŲŲŲØģŲØģ ØĢŲØīŲ |
76. | North Pulse Team | ŲØąŲŲ ŲØĻØķ Ø§ŲØīŲ Ø§Ų |
77. | Olive Branch | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ ØšØĩŲ ØēŲØŠŲŲ |
78. | Ãnder Organization for Cooperation and Development | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ Ø§ŲØąŲاØŊ ŲŲØŠØđاŲŲ ŲØ§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
79. | Orange Organization | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ ØĢŲØąŲØŽ |
80. | Physicians Across Continents Turkey â PAC | ØĢØ·ØĻØ§ØĄ ØđØĻØą اŲŲØ§ØąØ§ØŠ ØŠØąŲŲØ§ |
81. | POINT Organization | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ ŲŲØ·ØĐ |
82. | Rahma Worldwide | ØąØŲ ØĐ ØŲŲ Ø§ŲØđاŲŲ |
83. | Rebuilding & Development Organization â IMAAR | ØĨØđاØŊØĐ Ø§ŲØĻŲØ§ØĄ ŲØ§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ (ØĨØđŲ Ø§Øą) |
84. | Sadad Humanitarian Organization | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ ØģØŊاØŊ Ø§ŲØĨب쨧ŲŲØĐ |
85. | Saed Charity Association | ŲŲØĶØĐ ØģاØđØŊ Ø§ŲØŪŲØąŲØĐ |
86. | Salsabil Charitable Society | ØŽŲ ØđŲØĐ ØģŲØģØĻŲŲ Ø§ŲØŪŲØąŲØĐ |
87. | SENED for People with Special Needs | ØģŲØŊ ŲØ°ŲŲ Ø§ŲØ§ØØŠŲا؎ا؊ Ø§ŲØŪØ§ØĩØĐ |
88. | Sewar | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ ØģŲØ§Øą |
89. | Shafak Organization | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ ØīŲŲ |
90. | SKT Organization | Ų ØĪØģØģØĐ ØģŲŲ ŲŲØąØđØ§ŲØĐ ŲØ§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
91. | Smile You Montceau | ØķØđ ØĻØģŲ ØŠŲ ( Ų ŲŲØĩŲ) |
92. | Social Development International â SDI | اŲŲ ØĪØģØģØĐ Ø§ŲØŊŲŲŲØĐ ŲŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ Ø§ŲØ§ØŽØŠŲ اØđŲØĐ SDI |
93. | Space of Peace | Ų ØģØ§ØØĐ ØģŲØ§Ų |
94. | SSRD | Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲØĐ ŲŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ ŲØ§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
95. | Syria Faith Initiative | Ų ØĻاØŊØąØĐ ØąØŽØ§Ų Ø§ŲØŊŲŲ Ų Ų ØĢØŽŲ ØģŲØąŲØĐ |
96. | Syria Relief | ŲŲØĶØĐ Ø§ŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲØĐ | ØģŲØąŲا ØąŲŲŲŲ |
97. | Syria Relief & Development â SRD | ØģŲØąŲا ŲŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ ŲØ§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
98. | Syria Solidarity Campaign | ØŲ ŲØĐ Ø§ŲØŠØķØ§Ų Ų Ų Øđ ØģŲØąŲا â ØĻØąŲطاŲŲØ§ |
99. | Syrian American Council â SAC | اŲŲ ØŽŲØģ Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲ Ø§ŲØĢŲ ØąŲŲŲ |
100. | Syrian American Medical Society â SAMS | Ø§ŲØŽŲ ØđŲØĐ Ø§ŲØ·ØĻŲØĐ Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲØĐ Ø§ŲØĢŲ ØąŲŲŲØĐ â ØģØ§Ų Øē |
101. | Syrian Association for Citizens Dignity â SACD | Ø§ŲØąØ§ØĻØ·ØĐ Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲØĐ ŲŲØąØ§Ų ØĐ اŲŲ ŲØ§Ø·Ų |
102. | Syrian British Council â SBC | اŲŲ ØŽŲØģ Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲ Ø§ŲØĻØąŲطاŲŲ |
103. | Syrian Forum | اŲŲ ŲØŠØŊŲ Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲ |
104. | Syrian Human Rights Committee | اŲŲØŽŲØĐ Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲØĐ ŲØŲŲŲ Ø§ŲØĨŲØģØ§Ų |
105. | Syrian Legalists Committee | ŲŲØĶØĐ Ø§ŲŲØ§ŲŲŲŲŲŲ Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲŲŲ |
106. | Syrian Women Association | ØąØ§ØĻØ·ØĐ اŲŲ ØąØĢØĐ Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲØĐ |
107. | Takaful Alsham | ØŠŲØ§ŲŲ Ø§ŲØīØ§Ų Ø§ŲØŪŲØąŲØĐ |
108. | TekafÞl Charity | ØŽŲ ØđŲØĐ ØŠŲØ§ŲŲ Ø§ŲØŪŲØąŲØĐ |
109. | The Day After | اŲŲŲŲ Ø§ŲØŠØ§ŲŲ |
110. | The Establishment for Human Care and Development â MASRRAT | Ų ØĪØģØģØĐ Ø§ŲØąØđØ§ŲØĐ Ø§ŲØĨب쨧ŲŲØĐ ŲØ§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ â Ų ØģØąØ§ØŠ |
111. | The Syrian Committee for Detainees â SCD | اŲŲØŽŲØĐ Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲØĐ ŲŲŲ ØđØŠŲŲŲŲ ŲØ§ŲŲ ØđØŠŲŲØ§ØŠ |
112. | The Syrian Medical Association for Syrian Expatriates â SEMA | Ø§ŲØąØ§ØĻØ·ØĐ Ø§ŲØ·ØĻŲØĐ ŲŲŲ ØšØŠØąØĻŲŲ Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲŲŲ |
113. | The White Helmets | Ø§ŲØŊŲØ§Øđ اŲŲ ØŊŲŲ Ø§ŲØģŲØąŲ ( Ø§ŲØŪŲØ° Ø§ŲØĻŲØķØ§ØĄ ) |
114. | UFUK International for Relief & Development | ØĢŲŲ Ø§ŲØŊŲŲŲØĐ ŲŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ ŲØ§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
115. | UOSSM France Turkey Mission | ØĢŲØģŲŲ ŲØąŲØģا Ø§ŲØĻØđØŦØĐ Ø§ŲØŠØąŲŲØĐ |
116. | UOSSM Int. | Ø§ØŠØØ§ØŊ اŲŲ ŲØļŲ Ø§ØŠ Ø§ŲØ·ØĻŲØĐ Ų Ø§ŲØĨؚاØŦŲØĐ |
117. | VIOLET for Relief and Development | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ ØĻŲŲØģØŽ ŲŲØĨؚاØŦØĐ Ų Ø§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
118. | White Hats Organization for sustainable development | Ų ŲØļŲ ØĐ اŲŲØĻØđØ§ØŠ Ø§ŲØĻŲØķØ§ØĄ ŲŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ Ø§ŲŲ ØģØŠØŊØ§Ų ØĐ |
119. | Woman Support Association â WSA | Ų ØĪØģØģØĐ ØŊØđŲ Ø§ŲŲ ØąØĢØĐ |
120. | Women Now for Development | اŲŲØģØ§ØĄ Ø§ŲØĒŲ Ų Ų ØĢØŽŲ Ø§ŲØŠŲŲ ŲØĐ |
121. | Youth of change Syria | Ų ØĪØģØģØĐ ØīØĻاØĻ Ø§ŲØŠØšŲŲØą |
121. | Zadaljnaa | ØēاØŊ Ø§ŲØŽŲØĐ |
123. | Zeyd Bin Sabit Civil Institution | Ų ØĪØģØģØĐ ØēŲØŊ ØĻŲ ØŦاØĻØŠ Ø§ŲØĢŲŲŲØĐ |
124. | ZIDNE | ØēØŊŲŲ ØđŲŲ Ø§ |