00:00Thank you so much. Thank you. This is my mother.
00:07Thank you so much.
00:11So, this is Dana.
00:14Yes, yes. So, my wife takes care of the business and my daughter, Dana,
00:20she's in work in the university and her business is in Hawaiian business.
00:26Three daughters.
00:31How long have you had her?
00:33This is our second year.
00:35We've been somewhere else for three years.
00:40It's a dream come true.
00:44Oh, cool.
00:52Assets in life.
00:54To help people.
00:57When did you first come here?
01:01A couple of years back.
01:04You're opening a series of offices.
01:06I've always wanted to do it.
01:11It's a good time now.
01:15Yes, that would be great.
01:40How are the rest of your family?
01:42They're back in Syria. They're safe.
01:44You're the last one?
01:46The last.
01:48Which is great.
01:50Yes, unfortunately.
01:52So, they're proud of you.
01:54From the past.
01:56From the past.
01:58But still, most of them are proud of you.
02:01The ones with the old ones.
02:05So, how do you feel when you get back?
02:09I guess that's why I wanted to come visit today.
02:15I'm Karim. I'm a health system expert at King's College London.
02:18You're a surgeon.
02:19Actually, I have just arrived from Syria.
02:21Really?
02:22Yes.
02:23Any risk?
02:24Yes, only this morning, actually.
02:25This morning?
02:26For this?
02:27Actually, yes.
02:31It is the time now to contribute to both the UK and Syria.
02:34Absolutely.
02:37Hello.
02:40Have you come a few years ago?
02:42No, it was 13 years ago, I guess.
02:45Have you found a job?
02:49Yes, I tried to find my own business here.
02:53It was just a personalised baby care here.
02:57I started my new job here.
02:59Not yet?
03:01Not yet.
03:03That's so good.
03:04Is it going well?
03:05Yes, it's personalised.
03:08I'm very happy with it.
03:11That's so good.
03:13You're in love.
03:17I'm a Syrian doctor and a refugee as well in the UK.
03:21A GP?
03:23Not yet qualified.
03:25I'm doing a PhD in medical evacuation in siege.
03:29Based on the experience we had in Syria,
03:32I'm doing it in King's College here.
03:34So you're learning the lesson?
03:35Hopefully, yes.
03:36Not to happen again.
03:38Your Majesty.
03:39Nice to meet you.
03:40Another doctor?
03:41No, the first time here when I arrived to the UK,
03:44called for Sama.
03:46It was BAFTA winner.
03:48It was about our life in Syria and his own experience in the hospital.
03:53The most nominated documentary in the BAFTA history
03:57with four BAFTA nominations.
03:59I met Prince William at that time when we were there.
04:03Has it helped a lot?
04:04Yes, it did a lot.
04:06Exactly.
04:07It was really amazing because what we documented was like crimes.
04:11And to be able to, you know, everyone here to see it
04:14and to talk about Syria all this time was very important for us.
04:18Have you done another film?
04:19I've done two more films.
04:20I've done one about the earthquake that happened last year in Syria and Turkey.
04:24Also, we met you at the grief space in Trafalgar Square at that time.
04:30Yes, we were by that time.
04:37Thank you so much.
04:54Thank you for stopping and having a delicious lunch here.
04:57Thank you so much.
04:59Thank you so much.
05:00Nice, wonderful food in the next hours.
05:02Actually, I'm sure it's even better.
05:05No, I'm kidding.
05:08Actually, Syrian food is very well known.
05:11It's because of the simplicity of the food.
05:15So, it's very well known.
05:17And a lot of aubergine.
05:19A lot.
05:20This is the first time I think even we come together for happy music.
05:24Okay?
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