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Concept-Stage National Recovery Initiative

Syria War &
Peace Museum

Remember with dignity. Rebuild with intelligence. Grow with peace.

A humanitarian museum and recovery platform preserving Syrian memory, educating future generations and connecting remembrance with peace, rebuilding and human development.

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Seeking partners for pre-feasibility, institutional consultation and concept master planning.

No politics.No hatred.No glorification of war.Only memory, humanity,
education, peace
and rebuilding.

US$216B

Estimated reconstruction requirement

World Bank, October 2025

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13M+

Syrians forced from their homes during the crisis

UNHCR, June 2025

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6

Syrian World Heritage properties on the List of World Heritage in Danger

UNESCO, June 2025

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We document to remember.
We remember to rebuild.
We rebuild for the future.

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Syria Live Recovery Program

A National Cultural Recovery Vision

A connected program bringing together remembrance, heritage, education, humanity, peace, tourism and long-term national recovery.

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Three Pillars of Recovery

The Museum

Memory, testimony, archive, education, peace gallery and preservation.

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Humanitarian Recovery

Education, healthcare, housing, livelihoods and family recovery through approved partners.

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Smart City Development

Phased starter districts, infrastructure, mixed-income housing and economic recovery.

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Illustrative Concept · 2011–2025

Syria War Damage, Museum & Rebuilding Concept Map

An indicative planning graphic based on public damage assessments — highlighting proposed museum candidates, damage priority zones and early housing focus areas. Not an official control map.

Animated reconstruction concept — 1080p
Syria war damage, museum and rebuilding concept map with damage intensity legend, museum candidates and early housing focus areas
Damage intensity, museum candidates & housing priority
A National Museum Network

Five World Museums for Syria

A cultural network preserving memory, language, civilisation, children's voices and Syria's shared human heritage.

  • 01War & Peace Museum
  • 02World Language Museum
  • 03Civilisation & Heritage Museum
  • 04Children, Peace & Humanity Museum
  • 05National Recovery Museum Program
Children · Peace · Humanity

A Museum Designed for the Next Generation

An age-appropriate, interactive and hopeful environment where children can learn about language, culture, humanity, coexistence and peace.

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Culture · Tourism · Recovery

Invest in Syria's Cultural Future

Support the next stage of responsible cultural planning, museum development, heritage recovery, education, tourism and people-centred regeneration.

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Concept-stage institutional dialogue. No public investment subscription is being accepted through this website.

Project Leadership

Guided by Vision.
Built on Responsibility.

Meet the leadership guiding the Syria Live Recovery Program's museum, humanitarian, cultural and development vision.

Salem Al Katheeri, Chairman of the Syria Live Recovery Program
Chairman

Salem Al Katheeri

Chairman

Strategic direction, institutional oversight and high-level partnership development.

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Sayed Ali, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of the Syria Live Recovery Program
Executive Leadership

Sayed Ali

Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Program vision, project development, strategic coordination and execution.

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Informed by global good practices

This independent concept has been informed by publicly available guidance and good practices published by UNESCO, ICOM, ICCROM, UNDP and the World Bank. No endorsement or formal partnership is implied.

  • UNESCO
  • ICOM
  • ICCROM
  • UNDP
  • The World Bank

Help build the next stage responsibly.

We are seeking dialogue and technical collaboration for pre-feasibility, heritage consultation, governance design and concept master planning.

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Concept-stage proposal. All plans, locations, costs, capacities and schedules remain subject to consultation, feasibility, legal structuring, government approval and financing.

Referenced sources: World Bank, UNHCR and UNESCO published reporting.