Syrians in Trinidad, particularly during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, significantly contributed to the country's commercial landscape by establishing successful businesses, particularly in retail and textiles. They introduced unique culinary influences, including Middle Eastern dishes that have become part of the local cuisine. Additionally, the Syrian community has played a vital role in cultural exchange, enriching Trinidad's diverse societal fabric through their traditions, festivals, and community involvement.
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== == There is no exact year that the Syrians arrived in Trinidad and Tobago. They came in different boatloads over a period of ten years. Families were separated during this time but were later reunited. The Syrians began arriving in Trinidad in the early 1900's. By 1909 the first set of Syrian immigrants to Trinidad and Tobago, the majority of the present day Syrian community in Trinidad, had arrived.
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It was a true struggle for the first four decades after the first set of Syrian immigrants arrived to Trinidad in the early 1900's. Some ran guest houses, some sold gold jewellery crafted by local artists, most of them peddled dry goods.
The Maccabees defeated the Syrians.
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The Syrians call their country "Suriyah" in Arabic.
Yes, it is the sister island to Trinidad and together they make up the republic of Trinidad and tobago
Many Syrians are fleeing their homeland due to war.Syrians were very peaceful people.
Trinidad is one of two islands that make up the nation Trinidad. Many people in Trinidad enjoy Spanish foods such as quesadillas, burritos, tacos, arepas and pastelles.
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