Bosra al-Sham is one of the most ancient cities in Syria, renowned for its Roman ruins, especially the Roman Theater. The city was historically a center of trade and culture. During the early stages of the Syrian revolution, it became a focal point of protest and conflict. The war has caused significant destruction in the area.

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Currently, Bosra al-Sham is under a relatively stable ceasefire after reconciliation agreements were reached. However, the region still faces major challenges due to the destruction of infrastructure and the need for rebuilding essential services such as water, electricity, and healthcare. Ongoing efforts focus on reconstruction and community recovery.

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