Ship Builders Fear for Survival of Their Art: A Window on Syria | 2mins
Director: Rami Nakhla | Producer: IWPR
Focus Years: 2009 | Country: United Kingdom
Synopsis:
For thousands of years, the skills of shipbuilding have been passed down from father to son on the Syrian island of Arwad in the Mediterranean. Now, the few remaining master craftsmen are worried they might have to give it up because demand for the ships is falling.
Mohamad Bahlaoan's family have been masters of the craft for generations. He is an expert in building Phoenician ships, but he worries now that he will not be able to pass it down to his children, as he explains in this IWPR video.
This multimedia piece was produced during an IWPR workshop for young Syrian journalists held in Beirut in October 2009.
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