I lived the first years of my childhood in a neighborhood in the city of Damascus. Where neighbors from different regions, religions and sects were united by love as if they were one family. I lived the other part of my childhood in As-Suwayda Governorate, which contains a large percentage of intellectuals and secularists, and people live on love. This was before the war changed a small minority of society. - Since the beginning of my youth, the countries of the world have been my world in which I live, and I do not differentiate between people except by the extent of their humanity and positivity in dealing with others. I lived in Lebanon for nearly twelve years, and in Venezuela for ten years, during which I visited Brazil, Paraguay, and Colombia. I have lived in Germany for nine years, and during this period I visited the Netherlands, France, and Spain. These years that I lived with different peoples and cultures made me feel that our belonging to humanity is greater than all other affiliations. I have many hobbies, the most important of which is a love of traveling and getting to know people and peoples. I like the Venezuelan proverb (cada cabeza es un mundo) (in every head there is a world), meaning when you enter and understand what is going on in the head of any person, you will discover a new world and expand the horizon that you look at.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

To meet new people and visit new cities and countries

Interests

Travel, build friendships and enjoy life

• sauna
• chess
• swimming
• table tennis
• travelling and meeting new people

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Commerce,

Teach, Learn, Share

Baccalaureate , German language.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I hope that our acquaintance will be the beginning of a friendship and that you will always remind me of the good

Countries I’ve Visited

Brazil, Colombia, France, Malta, Netherlands, Paraguay, Spain

Countries I’ve Lived In

Germany, Lebanon, Syrian Arab Republic, Venezuela