VOICED : El famoso jabon de Alepo refugiado sirio en suburbios parisinos

Hassan, a master soap maker from Syria, fled the war in Aleppo and established a small soap factory in Paris. The video details the traditional process of making laurel soap, the impact of war on Aleppo's soap industry, and how Hassan revived his business in France with the help of a Franco-Syrian doctor. Despite the challenges, Hassan maintains the authenticity and tradition of Aleppo soap, preserving a cultural heritage that dates back 3,000 years.

What prompted Hassan to move his soap-making business to Paris?

• A desire to expand his business

• The outbreak of war in Aleppo

• Better market opportunities in Paris

• A partnership with a French company

What are the main ingredients used in the traditional laurel soap?

• Water, sodium hydroxide, palm oil, and laurel oil

• Water, potassium hydroxide, olive oil, and coconut oil

• Water, sodium hydroxide, olive oil, and laurel oil

• Water, sodium chloride, coconut oil, and laurel oil

How did Hassan manage to restart his soap business in France?

• With the help of a former client, Samir

• By partnering with a local French soap maker

• By receiving a government grant

• Through a crowdfunding campaign

How many people does Hassan's new factory employ?

• 25 people

• 15 people

• 20 people

• 10 people

What is significant about the production methods of Aleppo soap?

• They have been passed down for 3,000 years

• They use entirely new ingredients

• They are modern and innovative

• They are unique to France