Nawa is a historically significant city in southern Syria, known for its strategic location and agricultural importance. It was a major producer of wheat and olives. The city suffered severe damage due to the Syrian conflict, and efforts to rebuild and restore infrastructure are ongoing as part of the post-conflict recovery process.

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After the reconciliation agreements, many residents of Nawa have returned, but the city still faces challenges due to the extensive damage to infrastructure. Reconstruction is underway, but there are significant hurdles in restoring basic services like water, electricity, and healthcare. The city needs substantial external support for its recovery.

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