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Syrian Arab Red Crescent

Syrian Arab Red Crescent volunteer killed while carrying out vital humanitarian relief

Syrian Arab Red Crescent volunteer killed while carrying out vital humanitarian relief

On 24 April 2012, Mohammed Khadra, a Syrian Arab Red Crescent first aid volunteer was killed while working to save the lives of others in Douma, near Damascus. The ...

The Syrian Arab Red Crescent refutes allegations it is not working in a neutral and impartial manner

The Syrian Arab Red Crescent refutes allegations it is not working in a neutral and impartial manner

The Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC) is saddened by allegations repeated in various media over the last week that the organisation is “not to be trusted”.

Syrian Arab Red Crescent leader killed

Syrian Arab Red Crescent leader killed

Earlier today, Dr Abd-al-Razzaq Jbeiro, the Secretary General of the Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC) and President of the Idlib Red Crescent branch was killed near Kha...

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Contact details

Address:

Damascus-Homs Int. Highway
Al-Assad Suburb - East Entrance
P.O. Box Damascus-Harasta 56
Damascus

Postal Address:

Contact Information:

Tel: 00963 11 535 58 73/535 62 91/535 64 62
Fax: (963) (11) 535 71 71
E-mail: sarc@net.sy
Web: http://www.sarc.sy

Language of correspondence: Arabic

People:

  • President: Abdul Rahman ATTAR
  • Vice-President: Mohamed Walid SANKARI
  • Secretary General: Abdul Razzak JOBIROU
  • Treasurer: Issam SHALHOUB
  • Member: Ahmad OSMAN
  • Member: Ghassan SHUBAT
  • Member: Rafif MOUSA
  • General Director: Marwan ABDULLAH

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27 March 2011
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