Four media projects funded and overseen by Ahmad Nahas, blending the social, the economic and the human, focused on the person behind the experience more than the numbers.
20M+monthly views across the projects
4active media projects
24episodes produced every month
12people on the production team
Produced by Mesh-Mosh Creative Lab, from concept and visual identity to content strategy and execution.
Mokhtar Al Souq
Media coverage of Syrian markets
In the months after Syria's liberation, the market fell into deep disruption, and a wave of misinformation and market myths spread unchecked. In November 2025, Mesh-Mosh launched Mokhtar Al Souq, an in-house IP built to bust those myths, blending narrative storytelling, journalism and entertainment in a raw, authentic style: field tours, interviews with market people, price updates, and coverage of trade activity.
Audience: the general public | shoppers and shop owners | merchants and small-business owners | anyone following prices, offers and market movement
3.59Mmonthly views
2.07Maccounts reached
12episodes per month
This continuously refreshed field reporting is also the foundation of the Syria market entry advisory, intelligence from the ground, not from an old report.
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Dr. Sara | Parenting
Educational parenting content, supervised and funded by Ahmad Nahas
Awareness-driven parenting content offering practical advice for parents, in a simple, realistic style built on experience, with a strong presence of trust and credibility. The show runs on three fixed formats: “the bad mother and the good mother”, short everyday moments parents overlook despite their lasting effect; acted-out scenes that convey what a child feels during an exchange; and filmed workshops and consultations, recorded with the parents' prior consent.
Audience: mothers and fathers (37.8%) | teenagers (33.1%) | anyone interested in parenting, education and family health
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Mesh Impossible Podcast
Ahmad Nahas: producer & funder · Jamal Dawood: host
The first Syrian podcast dedicated to the stories of entrepreneurs. In every episode, host Jamal Dawood welcomes a founder who speaks candidly about their journey, from the first idea, through setbacks, to successes and lessons learned, with nothing polished away. The podcast draws its spirit from the book “Harbuk” and its calm narrative style, and is recorded inside the Talisman Hotel, a Damascene palace more than 150 years old in the heart of the Old City.
Audience: business owners and startup founders, and ambitious people aged 20 to 55 inside Syria and across the diaspora
About 1Mviews per episode including its clips
12episodes in season one
40short-form clips
50 to 80minutes per interview
Host: Jamal DawoodA director who worked at Al-Araby TV and Syria TV, and a writer known for dark comedy and social satire. He brings his directing experience and wide following to stories close to the reality of young people and entrepreneurs.
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Syria… The Story Brings Us Together
A national PR campaign, backed by the Minister of Culture
After years of fracture, the public narrative had splintered into division and blame, and a shared sense of “us” was fading from the conversation. Mesh-Mosh initiated a national PR campaign to shift that narrative: putting real Syrian voices at the centre, reframing the story from division toward shared humanity. Backed by the Minister of Culture and amplified across communities, lending it national weight while keeping its independent voice.
National campaignBacked by the Minister of Culture
Real voicesStories of Syrians from different regions
Full-scale productionIdentity, film, outdoor and digital content
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