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[00:00:00] The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Marwan Halabi,
[00:00:05] of completing the addressing of this signed a framework cooperation agreement between Syria and Turkey in the fields of higher
[00:00:08] education and scientific research. This was at the conclusion
[00:00:11] of discussions he held with the Head of the Turkish Higher Education Council,
[00:00:15] Erol
[00:00:16] rehabilitate this Özvar. The Minister Halabi explained
[00:00:19] that the agreement reflects the two countries' keenness to strengthen
[00:00:22] their academic partnership and develop scientific
[00:00:26] and research cooperation in a way that serves their
[00:00:30] interests and promotes the higher education system in each
[00:00:33] of them. He
[00:00:35] adopted an institutional path pointed out that dealing with common issues will be done
[00:00:38] in a spirit of partnership and full coordination with the Turkish side, in a way
[00:00:42] that preserves students' rights and protects the efforts
[00:00:45] made in the service of higher
[00:00:49] The holy places in education.
[00:00:52] The Idlib City Council launched a wide-ranging field campaign
[00:00:56] to remove encroachments and violations
[00:00:59] on pavements and public roads in the city's markets.
[00:01:02] This is part of a plan
[00:01:05] the issue of Lebanon is important to improve service reality and enhance
[00:01:08] compensation for farmers and to work with the civilized appearance.
[00:01:11] Regarding the removal of encroachments from pavements and
[00:01:15] public roads, we issued
[00:01:17] them. Also, in warnings to shop owners thousands of to the killing of many who violated and encroached on pavements
[00:01:20] and roads. Some shops, unfortunately, did not respond to
[00:01:24] the warning, so we issued a financial
[00:01:27] violation. Today, this campaign, after the financial
[00:01:30] violation for shop owners who did not remove
[00:01:33] the encroachments, we
[00:01:36] demand that they expand our projects confiscated some
[00:01:37] We received promises from violations and encroachments. In the next stage, God willing, shops
[00:01:40] that do not comply with this regulation will be sealed. After the implementation of today's decision
[00:01:44] regarding shops that encroach on pavements and public roads, the shop
[00:01:48] will be sealed for a specified period.
[00:01:51] Our voice was finally
[00:01:53] heard, and this good work that all the young
[00:01:57] the two countries, and also security in men did was completed. There were no encroachments on pavements, and thank God,
[00:02:00] everything is fine. You can now walk on the pavement with peace of
[00:02:04] mind. I mean, imagine now in this sun, if the pavement was
[00:02:07] occupied, I would have to walk in the middle of the road, and the sun would hit me just so the
[00:02:11] shop owner who is putting his goods out can be happy. We requested
[00:02:14] that the government continue to issue violations to
[00:02:17] these people
[00:02:19] Therefore, we are in this who want to occupy the pavements.
[00:02:22] Based on the desires of all the residents, today we have reached
[00:02:26] a situation where, regarding traffic, the cars are crowded in
[00:02:30] the streets. The citizen wants to walk on this pavement, which
[00:02:34] step between the central banks is basically prepared for
[00:02:36] citizens to walk on pavements so that they do not get
[00:02:40] into accidents. We assure our people
[00:02:42] in in Idlib that this campaign is ongoing,
[00:02:45] and the police work to remove encroachments will be permanent
[00:02:48] and continuous, whether in the evening or morning, God willing.
[00:02:52] The City
[00:02:55] Council in Idlib began implementing the decision to remove
[00:02:58] encroachments from pavements after
[00:03:01] popular calls to open pavements for citizens,
[00:03:05] according to them. Also, the shop
[00:03:09] will be sealed for a period of
[00:03:11] time. Moaz Abbas, Syrian News,
[00:03:15] Idlib.
[00:03:17] to protect common borders The Damascus Governorate announced the detailed
[00:03:20] organizational and partitioning plan within the West
[00:03:23] Baramkeh تنظيم area. According to the decision, the
[00:03:27] urban classification of property 2700
[00:03:30] and 15 Qanawat
[00:03:32] interest. This Basateen, plot number 90 in West
[00:03:35] Baramkeh, was changed from public construction to mixed
[00:03:38] residential, and the construction of service staircases in the setback
[00:03:43] the spread of this that provide service to the commercial ground floor independently
[00:03:46] according to the presented technical study
[00:03:48] was permitted.
[00:03:54] As part of the “Fida to Hama” campaign, the General Company
[00:03:58] for Drinking Water and Sanitation in Hama governorate
[00:04:01] launched three projects to rehabilitate drinking water stations
[00:04:06] or disturbance to stability this in Uqayribat, North Mukaymin,
[00:04:08] and South Mukaymin, with the aim of enhancing
[00:04:12] service sustainability and improving water
[00:04:15] conditions in eastern
[00:04:20] Hama. The General Company for Drinking Water and Sanitation, in cooperation with the Hama
[00:04:24] Governorate, launched three rehabilitation projects in the eastern countryside
[00:04:27] of Hama Governorate as part of the “Fida
[00:04:30] to Hama” campaign. These projects are located in Uqayribat,
[00:04:34] employees who participated in the Syrian South Mukaymin, and North Mukaymin. Of course, the rehabilitation works include supplying
[00:04:39] that, but Israel continues these wells with solar energy systems and electrical and mechanical
[00:04:41] equipment, in addition to replacements and expansion
[00:04:45] to address this in the Uqayribat area,
[00:04:49] in addition to equipping these wells, as we mentioned, with electrical and mechanical
[00:04:52] equipment, in addition to solar energy systems. Of course,
[00:04:56] more than 1000
[00:04:58] beneficiaries will benefit from these projects, after these areas
[00:05:02] suffered from water scarcity and weakness after the defunct regime
[00:05:05] destroyed the infrastructure in these areas.
[00:05:08] Also, 70 water and sanitation establishments
[00:05:12] in Hama are rehabilitating two wells to support the first well
[00:05:16] to provide drinking water to citizens, given
[00:05:19] that the percentage of returnees in Uqayribat reached
[00:05:23] 85%. Work is currently underway
[00:05:26] to well
[00:05:29] and expand the network and maintain
[00:05:33] the old network.
[00:05:36] We are thirsty and need water, and we ask God
[00:05:40] that He guide them to complete this project because we are buying water, and God
[00:05:43] willing, the project will succeed and we will drink water and secure our homes
[00:05:47] and settle down. That is what we want,
[00:05:49] my sister.
[00:05:53] We need water, an urgent need.
[00:05:56] They are buying ten barrels for
[00:06:00] 75. Tractors, even if it's
[00:06:03] a little, are coming from outside, and Jarbat is in great need
[00:06:07] of water. I mean, the village has no water.
[00:06:10] We call on the officials for water. Uqayribat needs water,
[00:06:14] and there was an old project
[00:06:17] that would provide water not only for Uqayribat but also for
[00:06:20] other places. There is a tank and everything, but we need a little
[00:06:24] movement to get the project going, because the wells
[00:06:27] in Uqayribat are shallow and their water is weak,
[00:06:31] not enough. I ask you to help us with the
[00:06:35] project water.
[00:06:38] We ask the authorities to expand the projects a bit more because people
[00:06:42] are suffering. They don't let us dig without a paper from the Orontes
[00:06:46] Basin, so we
[00:06:49] and operate the artesian wells for olives, sheep,
[00:06:53] and these things. Thank you, and God bless you.
[00:06:57] The General Company for Drinking Water and Sanitation in Damascus
[00:07:00] announced a modification to the water supply program for some
[00:07:03] areas due to the decrease in the flow of the main water
[00:07:07] sources supplying the city of Damascus and part of
[00:07:10] its surrounding countryside. The company clarified that the modified
[00:07:14] program will be implemented starting today,
[00:07:17] indicating that the city of Damascus and its countryside face
[00:07:21] challenges in securing water due to high temperatures
[00:07:24] and increased consumption during the summer,
[00:07:27] which forces the company to periodically adjust the
[00:07:30] supply program to ensure fair
[00:07:34] distribution of water among all
[00:07:36] areas.
[00:07:41] The urgent measles vaccination campaign
[00:07:44] continues, targeting children aged six
[00:07:47] months to five years in the city
[00:07:51] of Al-Bab in the eastern countryside of Aleppo.
[00:07:55] Mobile teams use mosques as centers, in addition
[00:07:58] to accredited health centers, in implementation
[00:08:01] of the Al-Bab health zone plan, which aims
[00:08:05] to enhance community immunity and achieve
[00:08:08] zero cases
[00:08:09] of
[00:08:13] In response to positive measles
[00:08:17] cases recorded in the Al-Bab
[00:08:21] area, which included
[00:08:24] deaths, in addition to positive measles cases recorded in
[00:08:28] other areas in Syria, a response campaign
[00:08:32] was launched, a vaccination response against measles.
[00:08:36] This campaign targets in the Al-Bab area approximately
[00:08:39] 56,000 children ranging
[00:08:50] from six months to five years, regardless of previous vaccination doses. The aim of this campaign is to limit
[00:08:55] dangerous and rapidly
[00:08:57] spreading disease.
[00:09:00] It is the MMR vaccine. We all know measles and its dangers,
[00:09:04] and the importance of immunity against measles in children from six months
[00:09:08] to five years. We urge our parents to bring
[00:09:11] their children to the health centers and mobile teams spread throughout the city
[00:09:15] of Al-Bab to receive
[00:09:18] vaccine.
[00:09:20] Today I brought my son for the measles vaccine. He is three and a
[00:09:24] half years old. We used to give him vaccinations
[00:09:27] regularly, and we heard
[00:09:30] about the campaign through social media.
[00:09:32] الاجتماعيه
[00:09:40] The Minister of Local Administration and Environment, Mohamed Anjarani,
[00:09:43] announced the reinstatement of all dismissed
[00:09:46] Revolution to their positions, confirming that
[00:09:50] the decision includes 6,520
[00:09:53] male and female workers as part of measures
[00:09:58] issue.
[00:10:02] After years of dismissal due to participation in the Syrian
[00:10:05] Revolution, thousands of competencies are returning to state
[00:10:08] institutions with an official decision that opens the file of reinstating dismissed
[00:10:12] employees to their positions. In a press conference, the Minister of Local Administration
[00:10:16] and Environment, Mohamed Anjarani, announced the reinstatement of dismissed employees who
[00:10:19] participated in the revolution to their positions, confirming that
[00:10:23] the ministry will begin reinstating
[00:10:27] 6,520 male and female workers as part
[00:10:30] file and reinstating all
[00:10:32] eligible individuals.
[00:10:34] Minister Anjarani described the reinstatement of dismissed employees as an
[00:10:38] ethical and national responsibility, emphasizing
[00:10:41] the importance of benefiting from their expertise and competencies
[00:10:44] in the process of rebuilding the country,
[00:10:48] affirming that these competencies represent expertise
[00:10:51] that can be built upon to enhance the work of state institutions. The Minister of Local
[00:10:55] Administration and Environment explained that the ministry
[00:11:00] to address this issue, based on studying the qualifications
[00:11:03] and experiences of employees to ensure the issuance of decisions that place
[00:11:07] each employee in the position that achieves the best performance
[00:11:10] and contributes to providing benefits to the directorate or entity
[00:11:13] where they will work. This step
[00:11:16] comes within the efforts of the ministries aiming to address
[00:11:19] the file of dismissed employees due to the revolution and reinstate them
[00:11:23] to their positions according to the adopted procedures and mechanisms
[00:11:26] to allow for benefiting from their expertise and competencies
[00:11:30] in state institutions and enhancing the efficiency
[00:11:33] of administrative work. The restoration of functional rights
[00:11:37] and the utilization of national expertise and competencies represent
[00:11:41] a new milestone in strengthening the efficiency of state
[00:11:44] institutions and their ability to play their service
[00:11:48] and development role in line with the reconstruction
[00:11:50] phase and investing human resources in service.
[00:11:58] And now, dear viewers, we move to the latest economic news
[00:12:11] and handles about three
[00:12:15] million tons of goods. Syrian Petroleum discusses with a Saudi delegation
[00:12:19] cooperation prospects in the oil
[00:12:37] Latakia Port has recorded a growing indicator in its operational
[00:12:40] activity since the beginning of the current year, with increasing ship reception
[00:12:44] and cargo and container handling, in light of the efforts
[00:12:47] made to improve performance and simplify port and customs
[00:12:51] procedures. The General Authority for Ports and Customs clarified
[00:12:55] that the port has received 394 ships since the beginning of the current year,
[00:12:59] distributed among 182 general
[00:13:02] cargo ships, 186 container
[00:13:06] ships, 23 maintenance ships,
[00:13:10] and three passenger
[00:13:11] ships.
[00:13:17] The CEO of Syrian Petroleum Company, Yousef Qiblawi, discussed with
[00:13:21] a delegation from the Ministry of Energy in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia prospects for joint
[00:13:25] cooperation in the oil and gas sectors. During
[00:13:28] the meeting, investment opportunities available were reviewed, and areas of cooperation
[00:13:32] were discussed, in addition to exchanging views on a number
[00:13:35] of issues of common interest, contributing to supporting projects
[00:13:39] to develop the energy sector and enhance investment
[00:13:41] opportunities in Syria.
[00:13:45] In a related context, the CEO of the Syrian Petroleum Company,
[00:13:49] Yousef Qiblawi, met in Damascus with the CEO of the American
[00:13:52] company HK N, Mark Rollins. The two sides
[00:13:56] discussed accelerating the implementation of programs to rehabilitate the Rmeilan fields,
[00:14:00] develop the Sweidiyeh gas plant, and plans to enhance production
[00:14:03] through rehabilitating wells and drilling
[00:14:06] new wells.
[00:14:10] The Assistant Minister of Public Works and Housing for Administrative
[00:14:14] and Investment Affairs, Wahid Obaid, discussed with a delegation from the Iskandar Holding Group in
[00:14:18] the Kurdistan Region of Iraq partnership and investment opportunities
[00:14:21] in housing, urban development, and infrastructure projects.
[00:14:25] The two sides agreed during a meeting held at the ministry building to study
[00:14:28] available investment opportunities, launch joint workshops,
[00:14:31] and open communication channels with the aim of preparing a work
[00:14:35] plan to pave the way for a long-term partnership.
[00:14:38] الامد.
[00:14:42] The director of the Harem district, accompanied by the directors of Agriculture,
[00:14:45] Water Resources, and State Property, and the head of the Farmers' Union,
[00:14:49] conducted a field tour in the villages of Al-Ghafir and Al-Bal'a
[00:14:52] in the Sahel Al-Roj area and the river
[00:14:55] basin to inspect the damage to agricultural crops as a result
[00:14:58] of the land being flooded by river water and to discuss measures
[00:15:02] to address these problems and compensate affected
[00:15:05] farmers.
[00:15:11] Of course, the Al-Roj region is a very important agricultural region
[00:15:14] for Idlib and for Syria. It is considered the food
[00:15:17] basket in this region. There are existing agricultural projects and a research
[00:15:21] station affiliated with the ACSAD organization will be implemented in this
[00:15:25] location. The station is approximately 700 dunams,
[00:15:28] and there will be production of field
[00:15:31] crops and some animal husbandry projects
[00:15:35] for breeding and selecting Awassi sheep and Shami goats.
[00:15:38] There will also be a agricultural nursery with a capacity
[00:15:41] of one million seedlings annually, a greenhouse, and a hotel
[00:15:45] for trainees.
[00:15:48] Next season, God willing, the Al-Roj project
[00:15:51] will be pumped and revived completely, God willing.
[00:15:55] We have a small electrical issue that, God willing,
[00:15:58] we will solve soon. Regarding water distribution, we have formed
[00:16:02] water user associations under the Directorate of Water Resources. We are only
[00:16:05] responsible for direct supervision over them. As for
[00:16:09] water distribution, we provide them with the main intake through the main canals, and the rest
[00:16:13] of the subdivisions and water distribution will be done, God willing, through
[00:16:15] the water users'
[00:16:17] association.
[00:16:19] Some agricultural lands in the Al-Ghafir and Al-Bal'a
[00:16:23] areas in the Harem district and
[00:16:26] the Orontes countryside in the Salqin countryside were flooded
[00:16:29] due to heavy rains. We immediately
[00:16:33] contacted the Directorate of Agriculture and Water Resources to
[00:16:36] survey these lands
[00:16:38] and submit the report to the concerned authorities
[00:16:42] to approve financial
[00:16:45] our brothers in the Directorate of Water
[00:16:49] Resources to take some precautionary measures,
[00:16:52] such as cleaning river
[00:16:53] beds.
[00:16:58] We need enough water for these people,
[00:17:01] and support for farmers regarding agriculture,
[00:17:05] regarding fertilizer, regarding well...
[00:17:08] May God
[00:17:09] help people.
[00:17:15] the delegation accompanying the Director
[00:17:18] of the Region regarding compensation for the farmers.
[00:17:22] There will be support for farmers in terms
[00:17:25] of fertilizers and compensation, meaning with regard to
[00:17:29] agriculture.
[00:17:34] The concerned authorities affirm the continuation
[00:17:40] And now, dear viewers, we go directly to the Turkish capital, Ankara,
[00:17:44] to follow the press conference between Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad
[00:17:47] al-Sheibani and his Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan. To
[00:17:51] Ankara.
[00:17:54] Welcome, everyone, to our ministry. Today,
[00:17:57] we are hosting a very valuable guest in Ankara.
[00:18:00] My dear colleague and brother,
[00:18:02] the Syrian Foreign Minister, and my long-time friend,
[00:18:05] Mr. Esad Hasan
[00:18:08] Şeybani, is visiting Ankara with his
[00:18:11] delegation. I welcome them once again to
[00:18:14] Ankara. Turkey is already your second home.
[00:18:18] As you know, since the revolution in Syria,
[00:18:22] we have been meeting with our brothers at every
[00:18:25] opportunity. There are continuous visits,
[00:18:27] and at the same time, we have structured joint working
[00:18:31] groups and mechanisms. We meet and communicate
[00:18:34] to exchange information and coordinate activities related to
[00:18:37] the functioning of these mechanisms that we have established.
[00:18:41] In our work, we see that Syria is becoming
[00:18:45] more stable, and the cooperation
[00:18:48] between our countries is deepening day by day. This situation,
[00:18:52] thankfully, gives us hope
[00:18:55] for the future of our region and our countries.
[00:18:58] The positive situation in Syria is a result
[00:19:02] of our joint efforts, which we have implemented
[00:19:04] together with a regional ownership approach.
[00:19:08] As we have emphasized from time to time before,
[00:19:12] it is impossible to separate the prosperity
[00:19:16] and stability of Turkey and Syria.
[00:19:19] There is not only a border of more than 900
[00:19:23] kilometers between us, but also a common history,
[00:19:26] a common culture, and a common future.
[00:19:30] When Damascus, Aleppo, and Hama are richer
[00:19:34] and more secure, we immediately feel this
[00:19:38] in Gaziantep, Mersin, and Istanbul.
[00:19:42] Similarly, destabilizing activities occurring in any corner
[00:19:45] of Syria also pose a threat to Turkey.
[00:19:49] With this understanding, we will further deepen
[00:19:53] our cooperation and coordination in the areas of combating
[00:19:56] terrorism, defense, and security.
[00:20:00] The ongoing integration process in Syria
[00:20:03] must be completed without interruption.
[00:20:07] This is important and a priority for our country.
[00:20:10] The integration of all armed elements and so-called
[00:20:13] formations under a central and legitimate
[00:20:16] national structure is essential
[00:20:20] for the unity of Syria and the stability of our region.
[00:20:23] Dear press members, we are also developing
[00:20:26] our economic relations
[00:20:28] with Syria in a way that is appropriate for the needs
[00:20:32] of the new era. To increase our bilateral
[00:20:36] trade volume, we are working to facilitate
[00:20:39] customs procedures, increase the capacity of border
[00:20:42] crossings, start operating banking
[00:20:45] channels, and improve transportation
[00:20:49] infrastructure.
[00:21:03] We emphasize that the integration phase in Syria
[00:21:06] must end urgently without
[00:21:10] any obstruction. All
[00:21:13] armed elements must
[00:21:17] lay down their
[00:21:21] arms, and this is essential for the stability of Syria
[00:21:25] and the region.
[00:21:27] We must work to develop economic relations between
[00:21:31] Turkey and Syria. We are working to increase
[00:21:34] the volume of trade between the two countries, and we are also working
[00:21:37] to facilitate borders and customs, and
[00:21:41] to increase the number of crossings. We are also working
[00:21:44] to launch banking operations and
[00:21:46] support transportation infrastructure.
[00:21:50] These matters are a priority for
[00:21:52] us.
[00:21:55] Also, regarding private work
[00:21:58] and government institutions, we are working to
[00:22:02] rebuild them. We are ready
[00:22:05] and working to support
[00:22:07] local and regional projects,
[00:22:11] we are working together. I want to give an example of that.
[00:22:14] Turkey, Syria, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia. We started
[00:22:18] between these countries
[00:22:20] transportation
[00:22:24] route, and this is a very important transportation and connecting route.
[00:22:27] And we have actually started these
[00:22:31] projects.
[00:22:36] The relations between the two countries, we see them
[00:22:39] through many tangible projects. There is
[00:22:42] a project to build or open a Turkish
[00:22:46] school in Syria, and this makes us happy.
[00:22:50] We are also working to establish
[00:22:53] a joint university between Turkey and Syria, and also in the field of health
[00:22:57] work. We are making more efforts in health
[00:23:01] work. There are many hospitals, and we are also working to support
[00:23:04] the health infrastructure in Syria.
[00:23:09] field. In June, the Turkish
[00:23:13] Minister of Health visited Syria and signed a health
[00:23:16] work agreement. Also, regarding the Syrian integration process,
[00:23:20] the international financial system, we support that.
[00:23:22] The central bank in Syria, and also
[00:23:26] the central bank of Turkey,
[00:23:30] there is also an agreement
[00:23:32] the future. We are working to raise
[00:23:35] the relationship between Turkey and Syria to
[00:23:39] high levels through new
[00:23:41] projects.
[00:23:43] Today, in a meeting, we also discussed regional issues,
[00:23:46] of course, including
[00:23:49] Iran. The negotiations between America and Iran.
[00:23:53] We are happy about the return to negotiations. A ceasefire
[00:23:57] must be immediately implemented, and the Strait
[00:23:59] of Hormuz must be opened for transportation. We will continue
[00:24:03] to support this
[00:24:07] phase. We support negotiations, so I want to emphasize
[00:24:10] an important point here, that Syria, throughout
[00:24:13] the war, is a country
[00:24:17] that contributes to peace in the region. I want to emphasize.
[00:24:28] The region, and this is a responsibility for all of us. From another
[00:24:32] side, Syria is working to threaten the unity of Syrian territories
[00:24:35] through its continuous attacks and leads to
[00:24:38] threatening the security of the region. It is one of the biggest threats
[00:24:42] that the international community, regarding the mentality of occupied
[00:24:46] Israel, the international community must stand against this mentality.
[00:25:07] Regarding the situation in Palestine and Lebanon, we also followed the issue
[00:25:10] completely. We made it clear that
[00:25:14] Lebanon is a neighbor of Syria, so the situation there
[00:25:16] is also important to us.
[00:25:20] The issue of the second step in the peace
[00:25:23] plan was agreed upon. Mr. Trump announced
[00:25:29] to threaten, and this indicates that Netanyahu does not want
[00:25:32] peace. The Israeli government is working
[00:25:36] to sabotage and undermine peace processes
[00:25:39] and is working to annex
[00:25:42] Gaza.
[00:25:45] And it is clear that the Israeli government wants Gaza
[00:25:49] to be without Palestine.
[00:26:16] In order to support the ceasefire and move to the second phase of the peace
[00:26:19] plan and restart peace again, there is no
[00:26:23] other option than these points. On the other
[00:26:26] hand, in the West Bank and Jerusalem, Netanyahu's
[00:26:29] government continues its terrorist acts. As
[00:26:33] you know, there was an important meeting in
[00:26:36] Amman, and approximately 20 countries from the Islamic
[00:26:39] world participated in this meeting. And
[00:26:43] this represented a collective effort
[00:26:46] of these countries towards Israel.
[00:26:51] Jerusalem. There are Israeli
[00:26:55] attempts to violate
[00:26:58] their sanctity, so we support Jordan in
[00:27:02] its position in Palestine. Also,
[00:27:07] in the region. Also,
[00:27:10] Israel's expansionist policies in Lebanon led
[00:27:15] citizens, and also
[00:27:17] citizens were forced to leave their homes.
[00:27:21] Ensuring stability and security in Lebanon is very
[00:27:25] important in this context. The relationship
[00:27:28] between Lebanon and Syria and its return to normalcy
[00:27:43] Syria is a country that contributes
[00:27:45] to finding solutions, not creating
[00:27:49] problems. Thank God, Syria must be
[00:27:51] present at all tables for finding solutions, and this
[00:27:55] is something we are proud of in the coming stage. The relations between
[00:28:00] the region and the world.
[00:28:03] The work is clear and there are actual projects on the ground
[00:28:07] that ensure the preservation of our achievements away from the fluctuations
[00:28:10] of the region,
[00:28:12] to be crowned with the announcement of the Supreme Coordination Council
[00:28:16] between the two countries, which will address all common issues
[00:28:19] in various fields. Based on this political
[00:28:23] will, we have placed our common trade
[00:28:26] and economic files at the top of our priorities.
[00:28:29] We discussed reactivating economic and trade agreements,
[00:28:33] alongside the recent and important
[00:28:36] of the two countries, which established a solid foundation for economic
[00:28:40] and financial movement between the two countries.
[00:28:44] Both Damascus and Ankara realize that
[00:28:47] field stability and continuous success in combating
[00:28:50] terrorism are the cornerstone of this partnership.
[00:28:54] This is embodied in Damascus's decision to extend
[00:28:57] state authority as a tangible reality by effectively ending any presence
[00:29:01] of weapons outside the legal framework,
[00:29:04] which was achieved through dialogue and peaceful agreement
[00:29:07] that unified institutions to be the greatest investment
[00:29:11] in neighborhood security. A unified Syria free of
[00:29:15] terrorism and militias constitutes the ultimate barrier
[00:29:20] free of terrorism and militias. This constitutes the ultimate barrier
[00:29:23] to protect common borders. Here, we coordinate
[00:29:26] our steps with friends in Ankara to ensure the success
[00:29:29] of this, the success of this path, in response to our common
[00:29:33] national Syrian achievement in confining
[00:29:36] weapons to state institutions. presents a
[00:29:40] realistic model that heralds a new phase in
[00:29:43] our regional neighborhood. The region is clearly moving towards
[00:29:46] establishing a single basis for stability,
[00:29:50] ending any armed formations outside the legitimate framework.
[00:29:53] Here, we have agreed to support the efforts
[00:29:56] and steps led by our brethren in Iraq
[00:29:59] and Lebanon to strengthen the sovereignty of their countries and confine weapons
[00:30:03] to their national institutions, which ends any destabilization
[00:30:08] in the region. The completion of these paths in the sister capitals
[00:30:12] ensures their sustainable internal stability and, with the Syrian achievement, forms
[00:30:16] an integrated regional security network
[00:30:19] that protects our region and propels it towards development
[00:30:22] and prosperity. Within this comprehensive vision for security,
[00:30:26] our efforts to consolidate calm in the north
[00:30:30] are accompanied by firm diplomatic action
[00:30:33] to stop repeated Israeli aggressions in our Syrian
[00:30:36] south. We are working steadily to consolidate stability there,
[00:30:40] and we affirm our condemnation and denunciation of any aggression
[00:30:43] that affects our land and sovereignty, and we affirm that
[00:30:46] any aggression will negatively affect the security
[00:30:48] and stability of the entire region. Therefore, we
[00:30:51] reiterate our call to return to the 1974
[00:30:54] agreement and withdraw to the lines prior to December
[00:30:58] 8, 2000.