The largest musical gathering in commemoration of the centenary of the foundation of the Mor Aphrem Syriac Cathedral, the Rahawian migration to Aleppo, and the memorial of the Syriac Genocide massacres in Sayfo.

The first Scout training camp was held at the Franciscan Monastery in Aleppo in April 2022, with approximately 40 scout members. During this training camp, participants acquired a comprehensive knowledge of the fundamental principles of the Scout movement, including its history, foundation, and essential information. Additionally, Their scouting skills were tested through activities such as assembling and setting up tents, knot tying, fire building, and other necessary outdoor skills. the event also included an overview of the administrative divisions within troops, clarifying roles and responsibilities to assist them in establishing scout sections within their troops. Participants also learned how to create and develop scouting curricula compatible and adaptive to the needs of different ages.

The second scout training course on curriculum was held at the Monastery of Mor Antonios al-Kabir in the village of Sadad, in the countryside of Homs, Syria, in April 2024. Approximately 50 participants from all Syriac troops in Syria took part in this course. This training session served as a continuation of the scout courses aimed at strengthening the establishment of the scouting sector within the troops. The Scout Training Commission of the Syrian Syriac Scouts, in collaboration with the Scout Training Commission of the World Syriac Scouts, prepared a comprehensive study that included various training sessions on the scout program and curriculum, different child behaviors and how to adjust them accordingly, age groups and areas of growth, as well as the badge system and hobbies.

Under the supervision of the Universal Syriac Scout, and organized by the Syrian Syriac Scout, the preparatory study for the wood badge was held in the city of Homs, Al-Maqabirah, from September 12 to 17, 2024. The program included a series of training and practical sessions in camping, entrepreneurship, leadership, scout troop formation, preparation of scouting programs, and exploration trips. The study was distinguished by a divine liturgy led by His Eminence Mor Boutros Kassis, Archbishop of Aleppo, and its surroundings, providing participants with essential spiritual enrichment for every leader. Thirty-six leaders from various Syriac troops in Syria participated in this study and received a certified participation certificate from the Universal Syriac Scout and Syrian Syriac Scout.