French President Emmanuel Macron and Aga Khan V, Imam of the Ismaili Shiites, signed on Friday the agreement on the support of the transition process in Syria and the reconstruction of the French region of Yumat, which was destroyed by a hurricane in December.
Cooperation in Syria seeks to satisfy the emergency needs of the Syrian in the field of healthcare, education and energy, in addition to restoring heritage after the 14 -year war. The French diplomatic source emphasized that cooperation will help in the “stability of Syria” as part of a “peaceful and comprehensive transition process”, in the interests of all components of Syrian society.
Syrian President Bashar Assad was overthrown on December 8, 2024 as a result of an abducted attack, begun by the Alliance of Armed Opposition Genes, headed by the headquarters for the liberation of al -Sham, which is currently in power in Damascus. But the new government is faced with difficulties in expanding its authority to all the lands of the countries from the presence of armed groups of various loyalty.
About 200,000 Ismilei live in Syria, which have a network of medical centers and benefit from support in eight hospitals, schools and a university project.
France signed an agreement with the AGA Khan development network for the reconstruction of Mayowet and cooperation in the Indian Ocean, Elysee reports.
The agreement includes areas similar to environmental protection, agriculture, water and waste management. 40 people in Hurricane Sido, who hit the island of Mayot, spent damage to 3.5 billion euros in the poorest French region in the Indian Ocean.
Rakhim al -Hushesi succeeded in February, his father, Aga Khan IV, who died in Lisbon at the age of 88, who was the owner of wealth and activist in charity work. In Lisbon, Aga Khan Fourth was founded in 2015, the world headquarters for the Ismailis of Shiites.
AGA Khan IV has created an AGA Khan development network, a huge institution, which, according to him, worked in it 96,000 people around the world and the program for the development of funds, especially in Asia and Africa.
