Authorities in Syria’s northwestern Idlib province have launched 36 rehabilitation projects valued at more than $8 million as part of efforts to restore infrastructure and improve public services. Idlib Governor Mohammad Abdulrahman said the projects cover several sectors and areas across the governorate, with work focused on rehabilitating infrastructure damaged during years of conflict. The projects form part of broader reconstruction efforts underway across Idlib as local authorities seek to restore essential services and improve conditions for residents. Idlib suffered extensive infrastructure damage during the Syrian conflict, leaving roads, public facilities and basic service networks in need of significant rehabilitation. The latest projects come amid a broader push by the Syrian government and local administrations to accelerate reconstruction and attract financing for infrastructure projects across the country. Reconstruction has become one of the central challenges facing Syria following the fall of the Assad government, with authorities seeking international and regional investment to rebuild damaged infrastructure while restoring essential services. The government has increasingly promoted reconstruction and economic recovery as priorities for the next phase, alongside efforts to encourage the return of displaced Syrians and revive economic activity in areas heavily affected by the war.