“Syria Ezz El- Sharq” Expo. in Hungary

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(ST)- Marking the occasion of the Evacuation Day, a photo exhibition entitled “Syria Ezz El -Sharq”, (Syria is the pride of the East), has been recently opened in the Hungarian city of Szolnok.

The exhibition, hosted by the family of the Syrian expatriate Dr. Munzer Fattimi under the auspices of the Farshaggi Francais Library, (Verseghy Ferenc), in Szolnok, included pictures of the destruction caused by the terrorist organizations in Syria.

The exhibition, which was opened with the Syrian Arab anthem, featured a documentary entitled “Pulse of Life”, which shows the reality of the terrorist organizations and their savagery and the brutal massacres against the Syrian people and their ancient civilization.

The Syrian Professor Mahmoud Hreitani was honored at the exhibition.

The exhibition was attended by the Algerian Ambassador in Hungary Abdelkader Dehandi and a large crowd of Arab and Syrian communities in Hungary, Hungarian and European Union countries’ citizens.

 

Amal Farhat

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