The Syrian Memory Project is a nonprofit research initiative established in 2019 by the Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies. Its primary aim is to create a reliable and comprehensive archive documenting events from the onset of the Syrian revolution in March 2011 to the present day. The project captures oral history through witness testimonies, written diaries, and archival documents, including video, audio, and visual materials related to entities that emerged during this transformative period.

Focused on safeguarding the national memory, the Syrian Memory Project employs rigorous scientific methods, ensuring accuracy and neutrality in its findings, free from ideological bias. It provides a thorough reference archive on the Syrian revolution and subsequent events, featuring an extensive collection of over 2,500 hours of oral history. The project’s platform incorporates advanced research technology, guaranteeing precise search results amidst vast amounts of data. By prioritizing local and detailed sources, the Syrian Memory Project offers an objective and meticulously researched exploration of contemporary Syrian history.