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Syrian social media expert credited with getting #Syria trending worldwide

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DAMASCUS — Despite the ongoing conflict/war/uprising taking in place in their country, Syria has still managed to keep a firm grip on their social media presence, an accomplishment that is being credited to the Syrian government’s social media expert, Nazih Mukhtar El-Hashem.

El-Hashem, who was hired in March 2011 to help keep the country relevant has according to the country’s president, Bashar Al-Assad, done an amazing job and Assaad can’t believe how popular he’s been able to make their little country throughout these challenging times.

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