| # | Name | Country | Comments | Title/ Profession |
|---|
| 901 | Sahra Aschenbach | US | Having visited Damascus recently I fell in love with the ancient city...what a shame it would be to destroy it to build a highway and hughrises...I would no longer want to visit. | Registered Nurse |
| 902 | Michael Gregg | CA | Take it from someone who lives in a metropolis ruled by motorways, Damascus does not need eight lanes of trafic running between Bab al-Salaam and Bab Touma. Hold on to what you've got. I would certainly be a human tragedy if a Damascus ended up just like Tehran, Tokyo, or West L.A. | Archaeologist |
| 903 | Larry Chinn | US | | |
| 904 | Rabab Ourabi | AU | | |
| 905 | Rafah | SY | | Translator |
| 906 | Carsten Hermann | GB | | Architect |
| 907 | Anonymous | GB | | |
| 908 | charles asprey | GB | | Art specialist |
| 909 | Kathryn Gustafson | FR | Damascus and the entire country of Syria have the world’s most remarkable architecture that spans the history of culture. To put an 8 lane road through the city is madness not only physically but also politically. Syria has the potential to be an example for many issues from Global warming to Islam urban society. There are so many public transportation options, light rail, tram ways that would be suitable for Damascus. Syria should lead in defining cities future. | Landscape Architect |
| 910 | رائد خالد | SY | شكراً لك اخي، واتمنى ان تبقى دمشق القديمة جميلة كما هي | |
| 911 | Anonymous | SY | It will be a shame to destroy years of history | |
| 912 | Anonymous | SY | It will be a shame to destroy years of history!!! | |
| 913 | Tom Barber | GB | | Travel Company owner |
| 914 | Lucy Crisfield | GB | An absolute tragedy to even consider destroying a place so full of history. There is nowhere else in the world like old Damascus. Please please please do not destroy it. | Cultural tour operator |
| 915 | Wadad Abed | US | | |
| 916 | Joelle Hernandez | ES | | |
| 917 | Stefania Skonieczny | IT | | |
| 918 | Laurence Burris | US | | |
| 919 | giorgio Skonieczny | IT | | Professor |
| 920 | Silvana Di Stefano | IT | | |
| 921 | Leandro Enache | BR | | |
| 922 | Charles Siegel | US | Don't make the same mistake that American cities made. Decades ago, many American cities sliced freeways through their hearts, thinking this would promote development. Instead, it blighted the areas near the freeways. American cities such as San Francisco, Milwaukee and others are now removing freeways in order to revitalize the neighborhoods that those freeways blighted. | Writer |
| 923 | Melissa Kubik | BR | | administration |
| 924 | Mayssan Shora Farra | US | I walked these old streets sketching as a student in the School of fine arts/Architecture.
It would be a pity to modrnize any more.
It is far better to populate the empty spaces all around Damascus instead | Clay artist |
| 925 | Maine McEachern | CA | Destruction of Old Damascus' priceless historical, cultural, and architectural heritage in the name of "modernization" and "development" would be ultimate proof of the lamentably primitive streak of audacious avarice and idiotic short-sightedness in humanity, little different from the Taliban's obliteration of the Buddhas of Bamyan... Let wisdom, spirituality, morality, and beauty prevail; protect the cultural-historical treasures of Old Damascus! | Environmental Consultant |
| 926 | Anonymous | CA | Please stop destroying the old city, what we need is less people in damascus not motorways for more | Physician |
| 927 | Anonymous | CA | Please stop destroying the old city, what we need is less people in damascus not motorways for more | Physician |
| 928 | Martin Oliver | AU | | |
| 929 | Yarrow Andrew | AU | Do not get caught up doing something to regret forever. This city developed like this for a reason. | Teacher |
| 930 | Glenn H Martin | US | | |
| 931 | Anonymous | GB | | |
| 932 | Clive Hopper | GB | | Teacher |
| 933 | Ciro D'Acunzo | IT | Priority to preserve the identity of the city. Traffic might be solved in other manner...
Love Damascus! | Project Manager |
| 934 | Paul Falvo | CA | | Lawyer |
| 935 | Robert Olshefski | US | | |
| 936 | bashar mansour | SY | leave it as it is
it belonges for all the people whol ived and will live in it | eng |
| 937 | sheila freeman | GB | The destructive power of poor transport decisions
has been disasterous for some of the most historic and beautiful places in the world. Don't let yours be next.
You have a world treasure in your charge. The world depends on you to cherish and protect it. | ms |
| 938 | Majd Al-Shihabi | CA | Save old Damascus! | student |
| 939 | Mark Symonds | GB | Damascus is fascinatingly unique in its preservation of its historical fabric within a living city. Please don't despoil your legacy! | Local Government Officer |
| 940 | Miller | DE | | Professor |
| 941 | Hans-Peter Heinrich | DE | | |
| 942 | Thomas Stahel | CH | | |
| 943 | Jean Pierre Wilmotte | BE | | |
| 944 | Anonymous | JO | | Architect |
| 945 | Nadia Habash | JO | I regret that we (Arabs) are destroying our cultural heritage willingly, there should be other solutions for urban development. I also regret not mentioning Palestine among the list of countries while mentioning Israel. Doesn't that mean denying the Palestinian Heritage?? !!!!!!!!! | Architect |
| 946 | Rawan Alaker | US | | architect |
| 947 | firas | SA | save our damascus | |
| 948 | Dina N. M. Hamdan | IL | Aim an architect , I live in palestinian teritorries , I visited Demascus last year , I almost visited all the historical places in the old Demascus and enjoyed very much , I think we have to move and work strongly to save and protect the arcitectural heritage of the old cities with there monumental buildings | Architect |
| 949 | Alberto De Nicola | IT | | |
| 950 | Emma Suleiman | SY | | |