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AKDN | Syria

With our partners, we intend to scale up humanitarian efforts; to invest in renewable energy and other vital areas of the economy; to expand the provision of health care and education; to address food insecurity; and to restore and preserve Syria’s rich cultural assets.

His Highness Aga Khan V
Brussels, March 2025

A farmer checks one of his pistachio trees in an orchard.

Agriculture and Food Security

7,000

The Aga Khan Foundation (AKF) works with 7,000 farmers

Exterior of the entrance to the Citadel of Aleppo in a state of partial restoration.

Cultural Development

277

The Aga Khan Trust for Culture has restored 277 shops in the souks of Aleppo, returning them to their owners.

Men lift aid supplies, such as rice, down from a large lorry.

Disaster Preparedness and Response

150

The Aga Khan Agency for Habitat has provided disaster management training, fire extinguishers and first aid kits for over 150 schools

Children line up with their teachers in a playground.

Early Childhood Development

9,000

AKF reaches 9,000 children

Two women sit on a rug with marker pens, talking to two children.

Education

19,000

AKF has created 19,000 alternative learning spaces

Two men plant trees along the roadside, with photographs hanging nearby to show what the project is doing.

Habitat

9,200

We worked with communities to plant 9,200 trees in Salamieh

A woman in a white coat attends to a baby in an incubator.

Health

30,000

The AKDN Health Programme has reached over 30,000 families

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