New Zealand woman meets Syrian colleagues for first time after 13 years of conflict
A New Zealand woman travelled to Syria to meet her work colleagues in person for the first time since the country emerged from years of war.
After waiting 13 years for conditions to become safe enough, a New Zealand woman named Anne Bulley finally travelled to meet her Syrian colleagues in person. She had made a promise to herself to make the trip once it was secure enough to do so. The visit marks a significant moment for her professional relationships that had endured through years of conflict in the country.
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In a country emerging from 13 years of war, a Kiwi finally meets her colleagues
From The Detail: Kiwi Anne Bulley promised herself she would go meet her Syrian colleagues in person when it was safe enough. After 13 years of waiting, she finally made it. The post In a country emerging from 13 years…