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Muhammad Qutaiba Al-Basha

"Even after all the hardship, I've learned to savor the simple joys, like the taste of banana-vanilla ice cream, knowing that hope and resilience can sweeten life again."

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My name is Muhammad Qutaiba Al-Basha. I was born in Syria on 1/6/1998. I am the youngest  of a large family of 13. We lived very happily and harmoniously, cultivating the land and felt completely secure until the war began in 2011. We didn't want to leave our home, but one day a bomb struck, injuring my knee with shrapnel. Doctors saved my leg, but the pain lingers to this day.

On November 15, 2016, our family made the decision to leave the conflict zone, and we moved to Cyprus. It was a very arduous journey both physically and emotionally, marking the first time I had ever left my homeland.

In Cyprus, I encountered many kind, supportive people who taught me the trade of construction. I'm working as a technician at Hauteart for a year, and this is the best thing that has happened to me! The challenging and intriguing tasks I undertake push me to grow, explore new construction technologies, and engage in profound thinking. It's not merely mechanical, repetitive actions; I feel like I'm creating something significant and fascinating. I'm a part of Hauteart's intricate creative mechanism, and I'm immensely grateful for it!

Above all, studies attract me a lot. I have a fondness for science. I love strolling with friends along the Limassol promenade, watching the sunset, and indulging in banana-vanilla ice cream. I am certain that everything will be alright now.

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