Habib Salouma, the president of the Greek Community in Damascus, reports a return to calm in the city after recent unrest, although fears still prevail among residents and businesses remain closed. He highlights the longstanding presence of Greeks in Syria, many of whom face uncertainty about their future. Metropolitan Ephraim of Aleppo corroborates improvements in safety, while economic conditions remain dire. The interviewees express a mix of relief and apprehension about the changing political landscape and the future of the Christian community in the region.