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 • Syria is a very nature like place a bit like
a ruins because a war happened there
decdes ago.
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• We will talk about this beautiful
contury in a bit
2.Syria’s • So Syria is a average length like other
conturies
length
• It is 185,180 km2 (71,500 sq mi) in length.
2,253 kilometres in widtih.

• Sirya is slightly bigger than some conturies

like UAE
 • The population of Syria is
17,500,658. In the 1960s there
were about 4.5754 people in
syria

3.Population of syria
4. The flag of Syria.how
was it created?

• Originally, the three red stars represented

the three districts of Syria: the "states" of
Aleppo, Damascus, and Deir ez-Zor. ... The
flag was adopted when Syria gained its
independence on 17 April 1946. The
standard was used until the creation of the
United Arab Republic, a state union of Syria
and Egypt, in 1958.
5.Syria,s national animal

• Syria national animal is the Syrian Brown Bear\

• It is the only known bear in the world to have

white claws. It is a rather small brown bear.
Adult males have skulls measuring
approximately 30–40 cm (12–16 inches). The
Syrian brown bear weighs up to 550 lb (250
kilograms), and measures from 101–140 cm
(40–55 inches) from nose to tail.
 6.Syrias national food and drink

• Specialities. Kibbeh bil sanieh: The national dish of minced meat and
bulgur wheat baked with a filling of spiced meat and pine nuts. Fatteh:
Crumbs of fresh or stale breads toasted and served with meat or
vegetables and sauce. Yabrak: Vine leaves stuffed with rice and minced
meat.

• Varieties: black tea, fresh mint tea, mate or thick, cardamom flavoured
coffee for an instant hit of thick black caffeine. Top Tipple: Arak –
similar to the Greek Ouzo – aniseedy and strong! Serving Suggestion:
While away the hot afternoons in the souk with lots of mint tea, a
nargila pipe and plenty of conversation.
 !Syria fun facts!

• 1. Syria’s capital, Damascus, has claims to be the oldest continuously occupied city in the
world.
• 2. The name of Damascus was first recorded by the ancient Egyptians in the 15th century BC
• 3. In the Middle Ages, Damascus was a major point on the silk road from Asia and gave the
name to the woven fibres known as damask
• 4. Syria was put under emergency law in 1963. It was lifted in 2011 when civil war broke out.
• 5. The King James Bible refers to Damascus 45 times in the Old Testament and 15 in the New.
 • I hope all of you enjoyed the
powerpointthanks for reading[quick fact
THE there was a civil war in Syria that’s why
when you go to Syria you think this is like

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