250 briquette houses have been handed over to refugee families that have been established in Kilbit in Idlib. Support for 50 homes was secured by Binali Yıldırım and his family.

Briquette houses and humanitarian relief aid were delivered to those living in a in Syria during the aid campaign launched by our association by the call " we are together, we stand by Idlib" under the leadership of the ministry of the interior and participation of NGOs.

3500 briquette houses have been completed and foundations laid for refugees living in the Syrian region of Idlib. And 250 houses were opened that were laid their foundations in Kilbit in Idlib with the participation of the president of our association Kamal Ozdal.

50 briquette houses from Binali Yıldırım and his family

The briquette houses built on 30 dunums in Kilbit were handed over to refugee families. 50 of the briquette houses were donated by the President of the twenty-eighth Turkish Parliament Binali Yıldırım and his family. The briquette houses are 24 m². In the coming days a school, a mosque and a park will be built in the area where the homes are located.

Briquette houses for 3500 families

After the attacks in the safe zone in Syria many Syrians migrated to the border with Turkey. In order to solve the housing problem that the refugees of Idlib suffer from it briquette houses projects are being constructed consisting of 3500 brick houses distributed in 19 different areas. In addition mosques, schools and parks are being built in line with the needs of the refugees. About 20 thousand civilians will benefit from the construction of these homes.

The target is 5 thousand homes

As the president of our association Kamal Ozdal said in a statement: "The construction of 3500 homes that we have built in 19 different areas continues within the scope of the briquette houses project that started in Idlib in cooperation with the Ministry of Interior. I would like to thank Binali Yıldırım and his family for their support for building these houses in Kilbit. And the number of homes that we seek to build in Syria by the Sadakatasi association is 5 thousand homes. Mosques, schools and playgrounds will be built in line with the needs of the refugees".