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One notable example is a scaffold manufacturer that has ramped up its production to 15 tons per day within months of restarting operations. Despite facing significant hurdles—such as delayed licensing, bureaucratic corruption, and difficulties in securing raw materials without official banking channels—investors like Yousef remain optimistic. Having previously worked in Turkey, Yousef returned to Syria following the fall of the regime, motivated by a desire to contribute to his country's rebuilding efforts. His story underscores a broader narrative of resilience and hope. “I was working in Turkey. I returned to Syria when the regime was toppled. I founded this company because the country needs reconstruction. I wanted to come back and do something,” he explained. With good demand and increased confidence, he plans to further expand production.