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China, Syria
Asma Al Assad helps pave Damascus's way to China's silk road

Syrian first lady Asma Al Assad.
Syrian first lady Asma Al Assad. © Sana/Handout via Reuters
Syria is now officially part of the Belt and Road Initiative and has brought Asma Al Assad and the Syria Trust Association on board, an impressive stepping stone into international business for the association. [...]
Published on 25.01.2022 at 06:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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