Media & Productions

Content exceeding 20 million monthly views

Three projects blending the social, the economic and the human, focused on the person behind the experience more than the numbers.

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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.

Mokhtar Al Souq, market field tour
Mokhtar Al Souq, Al-Hariqa market episode
Mokhtar Al Souq, nature episode

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.

Audience: mothers and fathers (37.8%) | teenagers (33.1%) | anyone interested in parenting, education and family health

18.3Mmonthly views
8.4Maccounts reached
12episodes per month
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Dr. Sara show, Down syndrome episode
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Mesh Impossible Podcast

Ahmad Nahas: producer & funder, Jamal Dawood: host

The first podcast dedicated to the stories of Syrian 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. The podcast draws its spirit from the book “Harbuk” and its calm narrative style.

Audience: young and aspiring entrepreneurs, and anyone seeking to understand Syria's business environment, its opportunities and challenges

Full-scale productionIdentity, strategy and direction, Mesh-Mosh Creative Lab
Retro EditorialA visual direction blending past and present
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