while baraa it is the local project manager. impressive to me that you are two women running this project. it is brilliant and also that you have so many women who are training as stone masons. yes, we have 14 women here. all the women here are housewives. to rebuild the places and to rebuild the old cities, like here in old souq. yes, ‘cause that's aleppo, what used to be... yes, it's an old souq in aleppo. baraa says the trips to heritage sites have triggered a passion for the remnants of the past. all the time the students ask, why this is stones here, why they built this castle here. they feel something in their heart actually, because when when you work in the heritage places, we need to rebuild our countries. but they are also taught how it could be restored and renewed. and also it must give them hope that there is a chance, because this is terrible but if they can do this, then they can rebuild what was lost? yes. i'm told two of the most promising students are khadija and aisha. they both fled from syria at the beginnin

baraa says the troops have triggered a passion for the remnants of the past.u d e nts of the past. all the time the students ask, why they built this castle here. make they feel something in their heart because when you work in heritage places, we need to rebuild our conscience. they are also taught how to restore and renew. it also must give them hope. because this is terrible but if they can do this, they can rebuild what was lost. i am told to of the most promising students both fled from syria at the beginning of the war and were forced to reconstruct their lives here from scratch. in this impoverished area, local jordanians have been severely challenged by the crisis at their borders, and jordan's heritage sites also need repair, restoration and preservation. so locals have been welcomed to. reina and moor a mother and daughter. they grew up near mafraq and always work on the same stone together. with more refugees than locals in mafraq, there have inevitably been tensions between the communities. but here, jordanians and syrians have bonded and become cl