Saudi prosthetics give Mohammed Hasram new life in Damascus

Saudi Arabia deploys massive financial resources to secure political influence over Syria following President Bashar al-Assad's December removal from power. The kingdom signed investment agreements worth $6.4 billion to support reconstruction efforts across the war-torn nation. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman arranged diplomatic meetings between Syrian leaders and President Donald Trump while securing promises to lift economic sanctions. Medical teams from Saudi Arabia perform advanced surgeries throughout Syrian cities as part of comprehensive humanitarian campaigns. The government provides oil supplies for electricity generation and funds the reconstruction of schools and hospitals.

Regional competition drives Saudi strategy as Qatar and Turkey pursue similar influence-building initiatives within Syria's new political structure. Experts identify Saudi objectives as maintaining Syrian alignment against Iranian and Hezbollah interests while preventing rival nations from gaining superior regional control. Syrian teenager Mohammed Hasram received prosthetic limbs through Saudi-funded medical programs after losing his arms in an ordnance explosion. The kingdom seeks to replace the illegal captagon drug trade with legitimate economic opportunities for Syrian citizens.
 

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