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Lebanon, Jbeil region. Rahed El Saeed a former 23, is originally from Aleppo. A former employee in a company of water distribution, he was forced to flee Syria with wife Seeham (18) about three years ago. “We got married in Syria at the very beginning of the Revolution” said Rahed. He and his wife along with their two children, Masa (1 year and 8 months) and Mohammed (10 months) lives as officially registered refugees around the Lebanese city of Jbeil/Byblos. “I manage to work an average of three/four day a months in the construction sites nearby but the salary is not enough to support my family. We are passing through really hard time” said Rahed.

The item he cares the most is his daughter's Masa little dress. "Our children are the most important thing. Our first concern. I wish they can have a good and safe life". Alessio Romenzi
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Lebanon, Jbeil region. Rahed El Saeed a former 23, is originally from Aleppo. A former employee in a company of water distribution, he was forced to flee Syria with wife Seeham (18) about three years ago. “We got married in Syria at the very beginning of the Revolution” said Rahed. He and his wife along with their two children, Masa (1 year and 8 months) and Mohammed (10 months) lives as officially registered refugees around the Lebanese city of Jbeil/Byblos. “I manage to work an average of three/four day a months in the construction sites nearby but the salary is not enough to support my family. We are passing through really hard time” said Rahed.<br /> <br /> The item he cares the most is his daughter's Masa little dress. "Our children are the most important thing. Our first concern. I wish they can have a good and safe life". Alessio Romenzi