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Syrian Refugee Women Thrive in Bordeaux Restaurant
An article highlights the success of "La Cour de Nana" restaurant in Bordeaux, France, which is run by Syrian refugee women offering traditional Syrian cuisine. The restaurant has received a high rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars from approximately 850 reviews. It serves Syrian breakfast and lunch dishes, including appetizers, fresh bread, desserts, and Middle Eastern beverages, all at a price of 25 euros per person. The project aims to integrate refugee women economically and socially, as well as to introduce the French to Syrian culture through organizing cultural and social events, with a design that reflects Damascene heritage. The restaurant contributes to improving Syria's image and showcases the refugees' culinary skills as an opportunity to support them economically.
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