Frogs spark export hopes in Syrian rural areas
Syrian Hassan D limite launched a project to farm frogs in the rural area of Hama with the aim of utilizing this animal's presence in the region. He sought to revive the activity that was thriving before the years of war, targeting both the local market and the export of frogs to Lebanon and Turkey for use in restaurants and scientific laboratories. The preparation process took a year and a half, and the project aspires to generate economic returns and create job opportunities in the rural sector. Frog farming was once a traditional activity in the area, but the war halted it. This project comes as an effort to rehabilitate this sector in a systematic and sustainable manner.
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