
GLOCA is a non-profit civil society organization officially registered in Syria with the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor (Registration No. 1368/2025). It is also registered in Turkey since 2022 (Reg. No. 27-028-048) and in Switzerland since 2024 (Reg. No. CHE-420.118.486). GLOCA’s headquarters are based in Aleppo, with operational branches in Azaz and Idlib, and access to all regions of Syria.
Leveraging technology and eco-friendly tools, GLOCA is committed to creating educational, professional, and academic opportunities, in addition to promoting leadership roles for youth and women in political and social initiatives. GLOCA is consistently dedicated to advocating for human rights in all interventions, particularly in conflict settings that often impose prolonged harsh circumstances, leading to isolation, frustration, and a loss of hope, especially among the youth.
We aspire to build a resilient democratic society that offers equal opportunities for all, strengthens youth leadership, and is guided by informed decision-making and accurate data.
We are committed to empowering civil society, with a focus on enabling young people to become leaders in building just and democratic communities—by supporting education, urban planning and development, encouraging civic engagement, and leveraging modern technology to achieve sustainable development and long-term positive impact.
Empower youth through education and leadership training. Promote democratic values and civic participation. Strengthen civil society. Provide inclusive education to prepare active citizens for Syria's future.
Integrity, Collaboration, Empathy, Adaptability, Innovation, Inclusivity
Empowering youth by developing their leadership and technical skills and enhancing their active participation in society to achieve sustainable development.
Aims to promote the principles of good governance, develop the capacities of individuals and institutions to improve institutional performance, achieve sustainable development, and support digital transformation in institutional work.
Build institutions capable of protecting individual rights, promoting accountability, combating all forms of exploitation and violence, and empowering women and marginalized groups. It focuses on institutional reform and addressing issues of enforced disappearances and missing persons to ensure a just and inclusive society.
Technology and Leadership Initiative
GLOCA organizes youth forums to encourage active participation and dialogue among young Syrians, providing a platform to voice opinions and share experiences.
GLOCA hosts sessions and briefings with civil society to raise awareness on human rights issues and advocate for their protection in Syria.
Spark community development and empower youth to lead the way with our innovative initiatives, tackling local challenges and creating positive change.
GLOCA holds seminars that encourage youth to engage in meaningful discussions on pressing issues, fostering a spirit of open dialogue and collaboration.
These seminars aim to nurture the leadership skills of young participants, empowering them to become proactive problem-solvers in their communities.
By engaging in discussions and collaborative activities, youth are encouraged to identify and develop solutions to the challenges faced by their communities.
For the first time in Syria, GLOCA distributes Microsoft tools and other technologies to university students and graduates residing in conflict zones, empowering them with essential digital skills.
GLOCA implements an automated information system to manage the majority of project activities, enabling real-time tracking, data analysis, and informed decision-making throughout the execution phases.
Since everything is automated and operated via the MS 365 applications, and given the real-time data synchronization, the data and reports of GLOCA enjoy special reliability because data is verified through many filters of the reliable tools of MS 365.

Our success is built on strong partnerships with organizations that share our vision and commitment. These partners play a crucial role in helping us implement our programs and achieve our goals.

We are proud to have implemented impactful projects for various esteemed organizations. These collaborations have led to significant and sustainable outcomes, empowering communities and fostering positive change.
Our esteemed GLOCA board members bring a wealth of expertise and diverse backgrounds to guide our mission. Led by experienced chairperson Dr. Tawfiq Chamaa, the board includes advocates for community empowerment, communication specialists, and visionary leaders driving GLOCA's strategic initiatives.
Chairman - Swiss
Experienced leader in civil society and humanitarian initiatives.
Vice Chairman - Romania
Advocate for community empowerment and development
Board - Director of Fundraising - France
Expertise in fundraising, donor relations, and securing funds.
Board Member - Germany
Specialist in building strategic partnerships and community relations.
Chief Executive Officer - Syria
Visionary leader driving GLOCA's mission and strategic initiatives.
General Secretary - Swiss
Legal expert with a focus on governance and organizational compliance.
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Email: info@gloca.org
Phone: +963 21 2630 630
Main Address: Aleppo - Syria
Address 2: Müchhitler Mahç 52059 Nolu / Gaziantep - Turkey
Address 3: 8 Chemin de Bedex 1226 Thonex-Geneve
Advancing Civil Society (GLOCA)