Solar panels removed from the roof of the Syrian Minister of Economy... and the response was with love

In an unusual scene, the Syrian Minister of Economy and Trade, Nidal Al-Shaar, revealed through a post on his Facebook account a personal incident that caught the attention of followers: the Aleppo municipality removed the solar panels from the roof of his house, after a complaint from a neighbor.

But the surprise was not in the removal, but in the minister's reaction. Instead of protesting or escalating, Al-Shaar wrote that the matter was handled "with love and without any discomfort," emphasizing that the dialogue that took place between him and the neighborhood residents was a catalyst for a refined understanding, and even turned into a collective discussion about the importance of alternative energy.

The minister pointed out that his personal experience in installing the solar system was the beginning of a real change, as neighbors began to think about adopting clean energy to improve their daily lives, in a city suffering from chronic electrical challenges.

The post received wide interaction, and many considered it a rare example of a responsible person dealing with a personal situation wisely and calmly, turning it into an opportunity for awareness and change.