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[00:00:00] announces major development projects for the eastern region
[00:00:04] during the opening of Deir
[00:00:05] ez-Zor airport.
[00:00:10] The Security Council discusses ISIS threats in Iraq
[00:00:14] and Syria, and the United Nations warns
[00:00:17] of the organization's exploitation of security
[00:00:19] changes.
[00:00:23] Syria's Permanent Representative to the Organization for the Prohibition
[00:00:26] of Chemical Weapons, Mohammed Ktub, confirms the continuation
[00:00:29] of the pursuit of justice, coinciding with the anniversary of the chemical massacre
[00:00:32] of the defunct regime in
[00:00:35] explaining that the closure of receiving Douma.
[00:00:38] The Syrian General Establishment for Cereals confirms that the quantities of received
[00:00:42] wheat exceeded Syria's needs, and the Ministry
[00:00:45] of Agriculture confirms the recovery of the livestock sector.
[00:01:01] General Establishment for Cereals Despite international efforts, the
[00:01:17] However, the organization has adapted
[00:01:20] the concerned authorities, with
[00:01:22] the structure is currently fragmented, time in cooperation with The news bulletin from Syrian News. May God bless you. Mr. President Ahmed Al-Shara emphasized that the opening of Deir ez-Zor
[00:01:25] International Airport embodies a transformation from a site that
[00:01:28] was used for bombing and bullets to a gateway
[00:01:32] that connects the province to its internal and external surroundings.
[00:01:35] In a speech via video conference
[00:01:39] and working on during the opening of the airport, detainees. This release Mr. President announced the implementation of
[00:01:42] an integrated development plan for
[00:01:45] the eastern region. The people of Deir, our
[00:01:57] with you in this joy, thank God
[00:02:01] today, that Deir ez-Zor airport has been transformed
[00:02:04] from a place that carried bombs and dropped them on homes,
[00:02:08] dwellings, farms, and lands, and has become
[00:02:11] a link between the inside and the inside, and
[00:02:15] between the outside world
[00:02:17] network. From this and the inside. So we share this joy with you, and we wished
[00:02:22] in cooperation with we could be present with you today. And you deserve much more than this, people
[00:02:25] of Deir. We have development plans that
[00:02:29] we are working on and implementing for the eastern
[00:02:32] issued by the Ministry of Agriculture are not region, Deir ez-Zor, Hasakah, Raqqa, and all
[00:02:36] of vigilance. The humanitarian challenges of Syria. But there is a specificity in
[00:02:38] We believe that investment in the eastern region and because of its abundance,
[00:02:41] we have worked on a gradual development plan for it,
[00:02:45] including the rehabilitation of infrastructure, and also the rehabilitation
[00:02:48] of the health sector there. There is also
[00:02:52] a hospital for for
[00:02:56] to previous years. This cancerous tumors that will also be built, costing approximately
[00:02:59] 21 million dollars.
[00:03:02] ability of sheep and goats to adapt to And also the road connecting
[00:03:05] various parts of
[00:03:05] and enhancing economic activity Damascus and Deir ez-Zor is also a two-way road.
[00:03:09] We have been working since last year on
[00:03:12] studying this road, and we have almost reached
[00:03:15] the final stages. It will
[00:03:20] in those in charge cost approximately
[00:03:23] that about 40,000 rights law, with between 275 million dollars to 300 million dollars. Work will begin on it soon, God willing. The Minister of
[00:03:28] servants will benefit from Transport informed me a few days ago that they have almost overseen the end of
[00:03:32] receiving bids from companies, and it will be up to international standards,
[00:03:35] God willing, in a way that befits the capital of Deir
[00:03:39] ez-Zor, God willing. And also the road connecting Al-Bukamal and Raqqa
[00:03:42] will also be rehabilitated,
[00:03:45] and also the Al-Jazeera road from the inside,
[00:03:48] between يعني opposite Al-Bukamal
[00:03:51] to Deir ez-Zor, will also be worked on. And also the bridges
[00:03:55] that were destroyed, including the political bridge and Al-Mayadeen,
[00:03:59] we are also working on their rehabilitation and reconstruction
[00:04:02] from scratch, and God willing, it will be completed as soon as possible.
[00:04:06] And also there is a project for a large industrial city
[00:04:10] that will also have food industries
[00:04:12] edifice and serving this and also petrochemical industries to provide many job opportunities
[00:04:15] and also to export products directly
[00:04:19] from Deir ez-Zor to all parts
[00:04:23] and injured of the world. How will the people of Deir ez-Zor make products made in Deir
[00:04:26] reduces the cost for ez-Zor, God willing, soon. So, God willing,
[00:04:30] injured people, most all these projects. We are working on them diligently, God willing. We need some time for
[00:04:34] these projects to be completed. And
[00:04:38] in a spirit of partnership and full coordination with we do not spare anything for our people in Deir ez-Zor and our people in the East as well. And these
[00:04:41] are just the beginnings, God willing. And the first thing we will start with is
[00:04:44] connecting the roads so that people can travel to and from
[00:04:48] Deir ez-Zor safely and comfortably.
[00:04:52] In turn, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Asaad
[00:04:57] in Al-Shaibani affirmed during
[00:04:58] Ghouta with chemical weapons in the reopening ceremony of Deir ez-Zor encroachments and violations on Airport that
[00:05:01] Deir ez-Zor Province is a heart of Syria
[00:05:04] and a link between شام and Mesopotamia, where it provided
[00:05:08] Syria with resources for its economic security for long
[00:05:11] decades thanks to
[00:05:13] its wheat and cotton production. When we mention Deir
[00:05:16] ez-Zor, we are talking about a strong
[00:05:20] pillar of the Syrian Revolution. And since
[00:05:23] the first weeks of 2011, this
[00:05:27] city rose early,
[00:05:30] and its Freedom Square echoed with the chant of one
[00:05:33] homeland, a pure chant for Syria from
[00:05:37] its far reaches to its far reaches. Syria, which we are building
[00:05:40] today, will not be complete
[00:05:43] except with the recovery of its east. And here
[00:05:46] its east returns to its embrace, and life
[00:05:49] flows again. The reconstruction of vital facilities
[00:05:53] is a comprehensive and interconnected
[00:05:56] national path that tops the priorities
[00:05:59] of the Syrian state. With it, the Syrian
[00:06:02] geography is reunited, and the state's institutions
[00:06:05] regain their vitality and function, and the sacrifices
[00:06:08] of Syrians are translated into a dignified
[00:06:11] and sustainable life.
[00:06:13] This was confirmed by the head of the Civil Aviation Authority, Omar
[00:06:17] Al-Hasri, that the reopening of Deir ez-Zor Airport represents
[00:06:21] a new stage in the process of rebuilding Syria
[00:06:24] and enhancing national development, noting that the
[00:06:27] project was completed in a record
[00:06:32] adherence to the highest safety and
[00:06:35] efficiency standards. The opening of Deir ez-Zor Airport
[00:06:39] today does not represent merely the rehabilitation of a service
[00:06:43] facility, but rather embodies a new stage in the process
[00:06:47] of rebuilding Syria, restoring
[00:06:50] its institutions, and stimulating the wheel
[00:06:53] of development, enhancing confidence in the state's ability to
[00:06:56] implement strategic projects that serve citizens
[00:06:59] and support the national economy. Since the first
[00:07:03] day, and under the guidance of His Excellency the President,
[00:07:07] the reactivation of Deir ez-Zor Airport was a national
[00:07:10] priority due to the importance of this airport in
[00:07:14] serving the people of the governorate, facilitating the movement
[00:07:18] of citizens, enhancing economic and investment
[00:07:21] activity, and reintegrating eastern Syria
[00:07:25] into the national and international air transport
[00:07:30] standpoint, the General Authority of Civil Aviation,
[00:07:34] ministries, institutions, and concerned parties, worked to
[00:07:38] complete this project in a record
[00:07:41] time, with full commitment to the highest standards
[00:07:45] of safety, security, and operational efficiency.
[00:07:51] civil aviation is an investment in the future
[00:07:53] of the Syrian economy as a whole, because it stimulates
[00:07:57] trade, encourages investment, creates
[00:08:00] job opportunities, and opens new horizons for growth
[00:08:04] and development. For his part, the Governor
[00:08:08] of Deir ez-Zor, Ziad Al-Ayesh, affirmed that the opening of Deir ez-Zor Airport
[00:08:11] and its return to service represent an important
[00:08:15] step in supporting development
[00:08:18] in the governorate and eastern Syria. The
[00:08:22] governorate of Deir ez-Zor today possesses great
[00:08:25] potential for growth, progress, and prosperity in various sectors,
[00:08:29] and the return of the airport to service
[00:08:31] and its international expansion will be an important factor in
[00:08:35] supporting development plans, accelerating the economy,
[00:08:39] and enhancing investment opportunities, which will positively
[00:08:42] affect the lives of citizens and the future of Syria, in addition
[00:08:46] to being a vital lifeline and a bridge that connects
[00:08:49] expatriates from this governorate to their land
[00:08:53] and families, facilitating their return and increasing
[00:08:56] their connection to their homeland and their active
[00:08:59] participation in its development and reconstruction. And on this
[00:09:03] occasion, thanks are extended to the General
[00:09:07] Authority of Civil Aviation and Air Transport, and to all
[00:09:10] ministries, institutions, and concerned
[00:09:13] parties whose efforts converged
[00:09:17] and resulted in the return of this airport
[00:09:20] to service at a level befitting this national
[00:09:24] loyal people. Mr. President
[00:09:27] Ahmed Al-Shara issued Decree No.
[00:09:30] 162 of 2026,
[00:09:34] appointing Ahmed Rawad Mohammed Bashar
[00:09:37] Ramadan Mushira as Director-General
[00:09:40] of the Syrian Investment Authority. The decree comes within the framework of issuing
[00:09:44] administrative appointments for government institutions and bodies,
[00:09:47] as it stipulated the appointment of Ahmed Rawad
[00:09:51] Mohammed Bashar Ramadan to assume the duties of the General
[00:09:54] Administration of the Syrian Investment Authority, replacing
[00:09:57] Engineer Talal Al-Hilali.
[00:10:51] The UN Security Council held a special session during which it heard
[00:10:55] a briefing on the threat of ISIS in Syria
[00:10:58] and Iraq to international peace and security.
[00:11:01] The Head of the Office of the Under-Secretary-General for Counter-Terrorism
[00:11:05] affirmed that the organization is exploiting the changing security landscape
[00:11:09] in Syria to reconfigure its threats, calling
[00:11:13] for the repatriation of Al-Hol camp residents to their home countries in a safe,
[00:11:17] voluntary, and dignified
[00:11:19] manner.
[00:11:23] organization remains.
[00:11:28] Counter-terrorism operations
[00:11:32] have undermined the organization's senior leadership
[00:11:35] and limited its ability to centrally
[00:11:38] direct operations.
[00:11:42] to the new circumstances. Despite the fact that
[00:11:47] the organization remains resilient, and affiliated
[00:11:50] entities are united around a common ideology.
[00:11:53] The organization still exploits fragile security
[00:11:57] environments and protracted armed conflicts. All
[00:12:00] counter-terrorism efforts should be based on international
[00:12:04] law, including international human rights law,
[00:12:07] humanitarian law, and refugee law.
[00:12:12] only a legal obligation, but also
[00:12:16] a fundamental practical necessity to ensure the effectiveness
[00:12:19] and legitimacy of our
[00:12:21] collective efforts. For her part, the Executive
[00:12:25] Director of the UN Counter-Terrorism Committee, Carmen
[00:12:28] Cantor, affirmed that developments in Syria emphasize
[00:12:32] the importance of vigilance in confronting the organization's threat,
[00:12:36] and explained that addressing the situation of former
[00:12:39] ISIS affiliates requires legal prosecution
[00:12:42] and rehabilitation and reintegration in accordance with international
[00:12:45] law. The challenge remains global,
[00:12:48] and Africa is affected much more
[00:12:52] than others. Developments in the Syrian Arab Republic
[00:12:56] emphasize the importance
[00:13:01] remain enormous, and the closure of Al-Hol
[00:13:04] camp represents a tremendous development,
[00:13:06] and it
[00:13:09] highlights the complexity
[00:13:11] of addressing the situations of former
[00:13:15] ISIS affiliates and their families.
[00:13:18] This issue is becoming more urgent
[00:13:21] today. Ensuring legal prosecution
[00:13:25] and reintegration and rehabilitation measures
[00:13:29] that consider age
[00:13:31] and gender dimensions
[00:13:35] are all issues that have not yet been resolved. Addressing
[00:13:38] this challenge will require international cooperation, sufficient
[00:13:42] resources, and compliance with humanitarian law and international human
[00:13:46] attention to the needs
[00:13:49] of victims.
[00:13:57] The Permanent Syrian Representative to the Organization for the Prohibition
[00:14:01] of Chemical Weapons, Mohammed Ktub, affirmed on the anniversary of the sarin gas
[00:14:04] attack on Douma in August 2013
[00:14:08] that the effects of these crimes do not end with the dissipation of toxic
[00:14:11] gases, but remain etched in
[00:14:14] the souls of survivors and victims' families, who
[00:14:17] continue their quest for truth, justice,
[00:14:20] and accountability.
[00:14:25] 13 years have passed, and the details of that
[00:14:28] dark night are still etched in the minds
[00:14:31] of Syrians. 13 years have passed, and the people
[00:14:35] of Douma have not forgotten the horrors they experienced
[00:14:39] when the defunct regime turned the city into a scene of one of the most heinous
[00:14:42] crimes after targeting it with toxic sarin gas, leaving
[00:14:46] hundreds of victims
[00:14:48] civilians. Hospitals were overflowing with
[00:14:52] around 400
[00:14:55] of them women and children, before warplanes returned
[00:14:59] to hover over the city, spreading panic among
[00:15:02] the residents who believed that a new attack was imminent.
[00:15:05] And the last scene was even more brutal:
[00:15:09] pictures documenting hundreds of corpses. Those
[00:15:12] painful scenes did not prevent the defunct regime from re-using
[00:15:15] this internationally prohibited weapon. Just two weeks
[00:15:18] after targeting Douma with sarin gas, it targeted
[00:15:23] August 2013. It also
[00:15:27] committed two massacres in Khan Sheikhoun in
[00:15:30] 2017 and in Douma in
[00:15:33] 2018, according to a joint
[00:15:36] investigation by the United Nations and the Organization
[00:15:39] for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. According to the Permanent
[00:15:42] Syrian Representative to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, Mohammed
[00:15:46] Ktub, the Douma attack was the 11th
[00:15:49] reported use of chemical weapons in
[00:15:52] Syria and the second on the same night, confirming that the effects
[00:15:56] of these crimes do not end with the dissipation of toxic gases,
[00:15:59] but remain etched in the souls of survivors and victims'
[00:16:02] families, who continue their quest for truth,
[00:16:06] justice, and accountability.
[00:16:08] And today, 13 years later, Syrians remember
[00:16:12] that night with sorrow, but this memory is accompanied by
[00:16:16] hopes for the completion of the transitional justice process and accountability
[00:16:20] for those responsible for these crimes.
[00:16:33] The Israeli occupation released two young detainees from
[00:16:37] the town of Sweisa in the Quneitra countryside, after a detention
[00:16:40] that lasted for about a year in occupation prisons. The release of
[00:16:44] the two young men came within the framework of governmental efforts and follow-up
[00:16:48] on the file of detainees in Israeli occupation
[00:16:51] prisons.
[00:16:53] Israeli occupation forces released two young men from the town of Sweisa, from
[00:16:57] the southern Quneitra countryside, after nearly a year and a half of
[00:17:00] their detention. Their families welcomed them here amidst an atmosphere
[00:17:03] filled with joy and happiness. It is worth noting that the occupation
[00:17:07] forces released two others last week,
[00:17:10] bringing the number of detainees in occupation prisons
[00:17:13] to 47 represents a breakthrough
[00:17:17] and hope for the families of the remaining detainees
[00:17:21] to see the light and meet them soon with the same
[00:17:24] joy. Shadi Abu Zeid, Syrian News,
[00:17:28] Quneitra
[00:17:38] UNDOF forces launched a protective fence
[00:17:41] around the town of Jubata al-Khashab in the northern
[00:17:45] Quneitra countryside to reduce the risk of
[00:17:48] drowning and enhance public safety. The project
[00:17:51] is being implemented in cooperation between the concerned authorities and the local
[00:17:55] community to enhance prevention measures and protect
[00:17:58] residents.
[00:18:04] The Syrian Arab Red Crescent branch in Quneitra,
[00:18:07] in cooperation with UNDOF forces, carried out a medical
[00:18:11] campaign in the town of Jubata al-Khashab in the northern Quneitra countryside to provide
[00:18:14] free health services to citizens. The campaign
[00:18:17] included specialized clinics in internal
[00:18:20] medicine, pediatrics, gynecology, and dentistry,
[00:18:24] in addition to distributing medicines as part of efforts to enhance access to
[00:18:28] healthcare for residents of villages and border
[00:18:31] areas.
[00:18:36] A joint delegation from the Syrian Ministries of Interior
[00:18:40] and Foreign Affairs met in Beirut with the Lebanese Minister of Interior
[00:18:44] and Municipalities, Ahmed Al-Hajjar, and a number of
[00:18:47] senior Lebanese officers to discuss the most prominent files of mutual
[00:18:50] interest. The Syrian delegation's visit
[00:18:53] came at the invitation of the Lebanese Minister of Interior.
[00:18:56] The delegation was headed by Brigadier General
[00:18:59] Mulham Al-Shantout, Assistant Minister of Interior for Security
[00:19:02] Affairs, in the presence of the Chargé d'affaires of the Syrian Embassy in
[00:19:05] Beirut, Iyad Al-Hazaa.
[00:19:07] And the Director of the International Cooperation Department at the Ministry of Interior,
[00:19:11] Colonel Abdul Rahim
[00:19:13] Jabara.
[00:19:18] The National Authority for the Missing discussed with the Chargé
[00:19:21] d'affaires of the Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan in Syria
[00:19:25] prospects for developing joint cooperation and exchanging
[00:19:28] expertise in areas related to the Authority's work,
[00:19:32] in a way that supports its efforts and entrenches the right of families
[00:19:35] of the missing to know the truth. The Authority reviewed
[00:19:39] its tasks, specializations, and the national efforts made
[00:19:42] to determine the fate of the missing and support
[00:19:45] their families. Both sides affirmed the importance of cooperation in
[00:19:49] developing national capacities within the framework of enhancing
[00:19:52] communication with diplomatic missions and the Authority's vision
[00:19:56] for addressing the issue of missing persons in
[00:19:59] Syria.
[00:20:10] The Syrian Cereals Establishment announced that the total quantities
[00:20:14] of wheat received for the current season in various
[00:20:18] governorates reached 2.7
[00:20:21] million tons, noting that the quantities
[00:20:24] received exceeded Syria's annual needs, which
[00:20:27] amount to 2.55 million
[00:20:30] tons, which reflects Syria's achievement of self-sufficiency
[00:20:35] wheat.
[00:20:39] Not just a number recorded in the harvest
[00:20:42] season, but a milestone in this year's wheat trajectory
[00:20:46] after the quantities received exceeded the country's annual
[00:20:50] need for this essential commodity. The Syrian
[00:20:53] General Establishment for Cereals announced that the total quantities of
[00:20:56] wheat received during the current season reached 2.7
[00:21:00] million tons from various governorates,
[00:21:03] exceeding the estimated annual need of
[00:21:06] 2.55 million
[00:21:09] tons. The Deputy Director-General of the
[00:21:13] Syrian General Establishment for Cereals, Ahmed Kadoun, confirmed that the operations
[00:21:17] of receiving wheat from farmers are still ongoing
[00:21:20] as long as there are viable quantities available for supply,
[00:21:25] centers is not linked to a specific timeframe, but rather to the continued
[00:21:29] flow of marketable quantities. Kadoun noted
[00:21:32] that the majority of receiving centers stopped
[00:21:36] operating after the available quantities from farmers within
[00:21:39] their geographical scope ran out, while the operating centers
[00:21:42] continue to receive the remaining harvest. With the received
[00:21:46] quantities exceeding the country's annual need, the Syrian
[00:21:51] is working to preserve this stock through technical measures, including
[00:21:55] safe storage and regular sterilization, to ensure the safety
[00:21:58] and quality of the wheat. In parallel with the receiving
[00:22:02] and milling operations, the Establishment continues to implement
[00:22:05] rehabilitation and expansion works in storage facilities in
[00:22:09] various governorates to increase storage capacity and enhance
[00:22:13] the ability to handle production quantities during the upcoming
[00:22:15] seasons. The exceeding of received quantities
[00:22:19] over the annual need places this season's wheat crop
[00:22:23] before a new stage, whose title is preserving the stock
[00:22:26] and enhancing the ability of local production to meet
[00:22:30] the country's needs for this essential
[00:22:32] commodity.
[00:22:36] The Ministry of Agriculture made available the results of
[00:22:39] the latest statistical survey of livestock through the
[00:22:42] livestock management platform, in a step
[00:22:46] that provides an updated picture of the reality of herds in Syria.
[00:22:49] The survey included most governorates, except
[00:22:53] Hasakah and Suwayda,
[00:22:55] where data showed that the number of sheep exceeded
[00:22:58] 14 million head, while the number of goats
[00:23:02] approached 2
[00:23:04] million head. After years of pressures that
[00:23:08] affected the reality of livestock in Syria,
[00:23:11] the latest statistical survey reveals a picture that combines
[00:23:15] indicators of recovery that have begun to appear in the livestock sector.
[00:23:18] The new figures
[00:23:22] limited to counting animals, but rather provide a broader
[00:23:25] reading of the sector's condition, production levels,
[00:23:29] and breeders' conditions. According to the results of
[00:23:31] the survey, which included most
[00:23:34] governorates, the number of sheep exceeded 14
[00:23:38] million head, and the number of goats approached 2 million
[00:23:42] head, in an indicator that reflects an improvement compared
[00:23:46] improvement, according to the Ministry of Agriculture, is due to the
[00:23:52] the pastoral environment and the ease
[00:23:54] of raising them, which contributed to encouraging breeders
[00:23:58] and stimulating markets and opening up export
[00:24:00] opportunities. However, the picture also has another
[00:24:03] side, as the number of cattle declined from around
[00:24:07] one million head to around
[00:24:09] 579
[00:24:12] as a result of the increase in production costs and fodder
[00:24:14] prices. In the poultry sector, a state
[00:24:18] of fluctuation continues, with
[00:24:21] a gradual increase, coinciding with the continuation of veterinary
[00:24:25] services and free vaccination campaigns. The Ministry
[00:24:28] of Agriculture confirms that the development of livestock represents
[00:24:32] a future priority through supporting breeders,
[00:24:35] improving production, developing services,
[00:24:39] and reducing the costs of breeding supplies.
[00:24:42] Between indicators of recovery and existing challenges,
[00:24:45] livestock remains a fundamental pillar
[00:24:48] of the Syrian agricultural economy, and protecting
[00:24:51] it requires sustainable solutions that ensure
[00:24:55] continued production
[00:24:56] and support for breeders.
[00:25:00] Minister of Agriculture, Basem Al-Suwaidan, opened
[00:25:03] the Rural Women's Products Exhibition at the Cultural Palace
[00:25:06] in Baniyas. The exhibition allows direct communication
[00:25:10] between producers and consumers, between producers and consumers
[00:25:13] without intermediaries, which
[00:25:16] consumers and increases the profit margin for producers.
[00:25:24] The Minister of Agriculture inaugurated the Rural Women's Products
[00:25:28] Exhibition in the city of Baniyas, with the participation of
[00:25:31] more than 60 women, with the aim of supporting and empowering women
[00:25:35] and marketing local
[00:25:37] products.
[00:25:40] Any productive idea, any idea that serves
[00:25:43] the interest of rural women, His Excellency the Minister is fully committed
[00:25:46] to it. As I mentioned, whoever comes to Damascus, to the Ministry
[00:25:50] of Agriculture soon, will find that the identity of the Ministry
[00:25:53] will change and will align with supporting rural women
[00:25:56] and rural women's products. And there are some matters
[00:25:59] being discussed now in order to make these
[00:26:03] products better packaged,
[00:26:07] better marketed. We will help market these
[00:26:10] products. The idea of the exhibition is a very
[00:26:13] beautiful idea, and the atmosphere I saw here of cooperation and
[00:26:17] diversity, whether in
[00:26:19] terms of what we have regarding
[00:26:23] natural products, cosmetic products, food products, in addition
[00:26:26] to crochet and handicrafts. I also noticed that there is
[00:26:30] an artistic aspect, which is sculpture, and there is a
[00:26:34] biodiversity aspect, based on cacti and
[00:26:38] decorative materials, ornamental plants. For
[00:26:41] rural women, I consider it an opportunity, an opportunity for integration
[00:26:45] into society, an opportunity for marketing. We started
[00:26:49] a project for skin and hair products.
[00:26:52] We first started by bringing tools like a blender,
[00:26:56] like a scale. That's how we started with simple
[00:26:59] equipment. We started with a few products at first.
[00:27:03] Then we gradually developed and heard about
[00:27:06] this exhibition, so we wanted to participate so that the products' name would be known
[00:27:10] more and more among
[00:27:11] people.
[00:27:14] I participated in the exhibition to show
[00:27:17] people how ornamental plants are grown
[00:27:20] and to give people new ideas and see ideas from people.
[00:27:24] Many people love the topic of tranquility
[00:27:27] and ornamental plants. Most people feel that they have brought a creature
[00:27:31] and it lives with them in this way. People love for this creature
[00:27:35] to remain fresh and beautiful
[00:27:37] in Paris.
[00:27:39] All my handmade works, especially painting
[00:27:42] ceramics. I relied on crochet due to
[00:27:45] the recent economic situation, because marketing paintings has become difficult and raw
[00:27:49] materials are very expensive. The reason for my participation in the exhibition is that there is an interaction
[00:27:52] and partnership between all people, and you learn things from them, and they learn
[00:27:56] things from you, and there is more interaction, more sales.
[00:28:00] And this is a good thing.
[00:28:12] The engineering team of the special tasks in internal security
[00:28:16] in Aleppo province dismantled an explosive belt found in Al-Sakhoor
[00:28:19] neighborhood in Aleppo city. The concerned
[00:28:23] authorities are continuing to complete the procedures and investigations related
[00:28:26] to the incident, while no information about casualties
[00:28:30] was received.
[00:28:36] Two men died and two others were injured
[00:28:39] in a traffic accident resulting from a collision between a car and a motorcycle
[00:28:43] at the entrance to Ariha city in Aleppo countryside.
[00:28:46] Civil Defense teams responded to the incident immediately
[00:28:50] after receiving the report and worked to clear and secure
[00:28:53] the road. Civil Defense announced yesterday
[00:28:57] the death of three people and the injury of
[00:29:00] 21 others due to
[00:29:02] 18 traffic accidents that occurred in
[00:29:07] the country.
[00:29:12] The Minister of Endowments, Muhammad Abu al-Khair Shukri, affirmed
[00:29:16] that the decision to raise the cash allowance for those assigned
[00:29:19] to religious work reflects the interest
[00:29:22] of rituals, explaining
[00:29:26] imams, preachers, muezzins, and mosque
[00:29:31] the decision. Minister Shukri referred to the renovation
[00:29:34] of 1,200 mosques out of 1,400
[00:29:37] damaged mosques within a year and a half
[00:29:40] with support from donations from Syrians, noting that
[00:29:43] the ministry is preparing to launch an electronic platform
[00:29:47] that allows donations for the reconstruction of mosques inside
[00:29:50] and outside Syria.
[00:29:53] The Minister of Higher Education
[00:29:59] and Scientific Research, Al-Halabi, announced the signing of
[00:30:02] a framework cooperation agreement between Syria and Turkey
[00:30:06] in the fields of higher education and scientific research,
[00:30:09] at the end of Discussions he held with the Head
[00:30:13] of the Turkish Council of Higher Education, Erol
[00:30:16] Özvar. The Minister Halabi explained that
[00:30:19] the agreement reflects the two countries' keenness to enhance
[00:30:22] their academic partnership and develop scientific
[00:30:26] and research cooperation in a way that serves their interests
[00:30:29] and elevates the education system in each
[00:30:33] of them. He pointed out that the joint files
[00:30:36] will be processed
[00:30:40] the Turkish side, in a way that preserves students' rights
[00:30:43] and safeguards the efforts made in the service of higher
[00:30:47] education.
[00:30:52] The Idlib City Council launched a large-scale field campaign
[00:30:56] to remove pavements.