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[00:00:10] Greetings to you, viewers of Syrian News, this decision react?
[00:00:10] equality in and welcome to
[00:00:14] a new episode of the Storia program. Here are
[00:00:17] the headlines:
[00:00:19] Wide interaction with scenes of
[00:00:21] in addition to a notable presence the opening of Deir
[00:00:22] in the presence of the internal security ez-Zor Airport. Great praise after the return of
[00:00:26] 6,500 dismissed employees to
[00:00:30] their work. Launch of
[00:00:33] and benefit from this the activities of the Syria Summer Festival in Latakia with artistic and cultural participation.
[00:00:37] contributed to this
[00:00:45] kind, a compound close to Damascus, close to
[00:00:49] The people of Deir will soon have manufacturing in Deir
[00:00:53] their lives at the gates of this ez-Zor. With these words, the President addressed
[00:00:56] the people of Deir ez-Zor during his video call
[00:01:00] at the opening ceremony of Deir ez-Zor International Airport
[00:01:03] yesterday. What
[00:01:06] Syria, especially for families, just as this did he mean by this message? Let's follow. And also, there is
[00:01:09] a project for a large industrial city,
[00:01:11] cities they also work on this which will also have food industries and also petrochemical
[00:01:14] industries to provide great job opportunities and also to export
[00:01:17] products directly from Deir ez-Zor
[00:01:21] to all parts of the world. The people of
[00:01:25] Deir ez-Zor will soon have manufacturing in Deir ez-Zor, God willing,
[00:01:28] soon. So, God
[00:01:31] and wrote: "Congratulations from willing, we are working on all these projects at full speed, God willing. We need
[00:01:33] some time until
[00:01:36] their owners. Good these projects are completed. And this is not something we consider too much
[00:01:39] for our people in Deir ez-Zor and our people in the East also. And these are
[00:01:42] just the beginnings, God willing. And the first thing we will start with is
[00:01:46] connecting the roads so that people can go and return to
[00:01:49] Deir ez-Zor safely
[00:01:52] great turnout. Laughter from
[00:01:52] couldn't look at this and comfortably. So there are developments
[00:01:56] that we will witness soon in Deir
[00:01:59] that holds years of ez-Zor province, as the discussion was not limited to the industrial city
[00:02:01] only. Rather, the President also revealed a package of
[00:02:05] anticipated projects that
[00:02:09] and people were waiting from Today, I landed at will include various sectors as part of a plan to revitalize the province after
[00:02:13] long years of marginalization. Let's listen
[00:02:16] the project." together. We worked on a gradual development plan,
[00:02:19] which includes re-rebuilding infrastructure and also re-rebuilding
[00:02:23] the health sector there. So there is also
[00:02:26] a hospital for
[00:02:30] cancerous tumors that will also
[00:02:33] The Syria Summer Festival in be worked on, with a cost estimated at 21 million dollars.
[00:02:37] And also the road connecting Damascus
[00:02:41] and Deir ez-Zor is also a two-way
[00:02:44] and enhance community participation in road. Last year, we worked on studying this
[00:02:48] and industrial movement in the province. road, and we have almost reached the final stages
[00:02:51] with an estimated cost between
[00:02:55] 275 million dollars to 300 million dollars. Work will begin
[00:02:58] on it soon, God willing. The Minister of Transport informed
[00:03:01] me a few days ago that they have almost overseen
[00:03:04] the end of receiving bids from
[00:03:08] companies, and it will be up to international standards, God willing, in a way that befits
[00:03:11] the capital of Deir ez-Zor, God
[00:03:14] Almighty.
[00:03:16] The airport's opening came after a 14-year
[00:03:19] hiatus, as the airport was 80%
[00:03:22] destroyed.
[00:03:24] the president's speech ended Therefore, the news of the airport's opening was not an ordinary
[00:03:27] event at all. The opening scenes received
[00:03:31] wide circulation on social media.
[00:03:35] Let's watch some of these scenes together.
[00:03:38] Deir ez-Zor returns today to its natural position on
[00:03:42] the map of Syrian
[00:03:45] their jobs. So, a large civil aviation, opening its doors to travelers and confidently
[00:03:49] embracing the future.
[00:03:53] Let's watch this historic moment
[00:03:57] together. The official opening announcement for the airport.
[00:04:14] the festival. This festival why was this Oh
[00:04:18] my eyes.
[00:04:25] As we saw, the opening ceremony was attended
[00:04:28] by a wide official presence. It included most ministries.
[00:04:31] Of course, an ancient city like Deir ez-Zor
[00:04:34] was praised by many yesterday. The speech of
[00:04:38] the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates,
[00:04:41] educated generation. This Mr. Asaad Al-Shaybani, about this occasion, the opening of this city received and this QR code is issued. wide interaction. Let's listen
[00:04:43] The citizen takes this QR code to together. Syria,
[00:04:46] which we are building today, will not be
[00:04:49] fully healthy except with the health of its
[00:04:51] East. And here is
[00:04:54] Certainly, this its East returning entertain children, to talk to to its embrace,
[00:04:57] comes after the renovation of and life is pulsating in it anew. We have taken it upon
[00:05:00] ourselves that this development reaches every
[00:05:03] city, town, and village,
[00:05:07] and Environment begins to close so that the Eastern region is at the forefront of
[00:05:11] developmental priorities. Development is the basis
[00:05:14] of justice, and solid national unity
[00:05:17] requires construction that connects the peripheries
[00:05:20] to the center and achieves rights
[00:05:24] and opportunities.
[00:05:27] The opening impressed Syrians, so how did
[00:05:30] you comment and react to this event? Our first comment
[00:05:33] is from Maher Badri on Facebook. Maher wrote,
[00:05:36] "Congratulations on the reopening of Deir ez-Zor International Airport.
[00:05:40] An important step
[00:05:42] reflecting the will to build and restore state institutions
[00:05:45] to their role. Thanks and appreciation to everyone who
[00:05:50] achievement." Deir ez-Zor Governor Ziad
[00:05:53] Ayesh wrote on X: "The reopening
[00:05:56] of Deir ez-Zor Airport is an affirmation of the province's recovery
[00:06:00] and a faithful tribute to those who sacrificed
[00:06:05] strategic edifice, and building
[00:06:08] a future worthy of their sacrifices. A historical
[00:06:11] page we open today reconnects
[00:06:14] the province to the world and restores its historical
[00:06:18] status and bright future."
[00:06:21] Sari commented and said: "Among
[00:06:23] the most beautiful things said by Foreign Minister Asaad
[00:06:26] Al-Shaybani: 'My family and my strength,
[00:06:29] I promise that the era of marginalization is
[00:06:32] over.' This is a message that the people of the province await
[00:06:36] to be translated into a reality worthy
[00:06:38] of their sacrifices." Zaid commented on Instagram
[00:06:44] Damascus to our people in Deir ez-Zor, and may the airport be
[00:06:48] a door to relief and prosperity in
[00:06:51] your homes." We conclude with what Mohammed
[00:06:55] Abu Zeid wrote on Facebook: "While in the skies of Deir
[00:06:58] ez-Zor on the flight heading to the opening
[00:07:02] of its international airport, I
[00:07:05] place as a runway for planes, but
[00:07:08] as a page
[00:07:11] pain and memory. How the defunct regime turned
[00:07:14] this airport from a gateway to life into
[00:07:17] a military barracks.
[00:07:21] the same airport, but the scene was completely
[00:07:24] different. A plane carrying the sons of Syria
[00:07:27] and its guests to participate in the opening
[00:07:31] of its airport."
[00:07:36] The head of the General Authority for Civil Aviation and Air Transport,
[00:07:40] Omar Al-Husari, affirmed that the reopening
[00:07:43] of Deir ez-Zor International Airport represents a new stage in the process of
[00:07:47] rebuilding Syria and enhancing development, noting
[00:07:50] that the authority will continue to develop Syrian airports
[00:07:53] in addition to establishing an air cargo center to support
[00:07:57] commercial, agricultural,
[00:08:13] Can you imagine losing your job for many
[00:08:16] years because of a stance you took
[00:08:19] on an issue, and then returning
[00:08:22] to your work? The right has returned to its owners. With these
[00:08:26] words, one of the dismissed employees commented after
[00:08:29] receiving the news of his return to work.
[00:08:32] So what is the story of the dismissed
[00:08:35] employees and how are they being reinstated? The file of
[00:08:38] dismissed employees is linked to the years of the Syrian
[00:08:41] revolution, where public jobs under the defunct
[00:08:45] regime became a tool used against a number
[00:08:48] of workers who took stances
[00:08:51] or participated in the Syrian revolution, which led to
[00:08:55] their dismissal from
[00:08:57] number of employees in various ministries
[00:09:00] and departments are still waiting for their return
[00:09:04] to their jobs. Yesterday,
[00:09:07] the Ministry of Local Administration and Environment announced
[00:09:10] the reinstatement of 6,520
[00:09:12] dismissed employees to their
[00:09:16] positions, out of more than 8,000.
[00:09:19] This is after the completion of assessment
[00:09:22] and interview procedures. But
[00:09:26] decision made now? Let's watch. Of course,
[00:09:29] the process was a long and exhausting
[00:09:31] one. The time period we
[00:09:35] needed to reinstate employees and sign the decisions today
[00:09:39] regarding their return was due to several matters. The first matter was
[00:09:42] the process of reaching all dismissed employees through communication channels or
[00:09:46] publication channels. All this work was also supplemented by the fact that
[00:09:49] we did not prefer to issue a general, random decision to reinstate
[00:09:53] dismissed employees, and when an employee contacts the entity responsible
[00:09:56] for them, they find that there is no answer, no job vacancy, no
[00:10:00] funds, no system to contract with or return to.
[00:10:04] Therefore, from this perspective, we tried to
[00:10:06] take enough time to interview all
[00:10:10] these employees and for the full notification to reach everyone.
[00:10:15] With the return of these employees, the Ministry of Local Administration
[00:10:20] this file, while the remaining ministries and administrations
[00:10:23] continue to follow up on the files of their dismissed employees.
[00:10:27] A decision many have awaited for many years. How
[00:10:30] did the employees affected by
[00:10:33] The right returned to its owners. It's a sweet feeling, meaning the effort we
[00:10:37] put in and the work
[00:10:41] we did, he feels like he got the result of his effort, and thank
[00:10:44] God, may God reward them well, they didn't fall short. It
[00:10:48] took a little time, but
[00:10:49] the right returned to its owners.
[00:10:52] Justice, when it is achieved,
[00:10:56] brings great joy. I mean, the process
[00:10:59] of vindicating colleagues and all dismissed
[00:11:03] employees. This is a word
[00:11:07] of truth that must be said to those who reinstated
[00:11:10] them to their jobs. Bless
[00:11:13] your efforts.
[00:11:16] So the right has returned to its owners. There was great interaction on social
[00:11:19] media platforms with the decision to reinstate dismissed
[00:11:22] employees. How did you comment on it? Our first comment
[00:11:26] is from Shaker Kayal on Facebook.
[00:11:30] "This is the most important victory after liberation. We are proud
[00:11:33] of this achievement. Thank you all."
[00:11:37] And on Facebook, Mohammed Nasser commented and wrote,
[00:11:41] "We congratulate our dismissed colleagues from the local administration sector
[00:11:45] on their return to work after two years of waiting
[00:11:48] and suffering. A step," he surely means, "an important
[00:11:51] step." Abdul Qader Orabi commented and wrote,
[00:11:55] "An important step to compensate the affected and restore
[00:11:58] rights to
[00:12:01] luck to all in serving the homeland." Marwan
[00:12:05] commented and said on Facebook, "An excellent step
[00:12:08] in the right direction. The return of competencies and cadres
[00:12:12] to their work is an urgent necessity for reconstruction
[00:12:15] and stability." We conclude with Maysa
[00:12:19] Ahmed and her comment on Facebook: "Thank God,
[00:12:22] I returned to my job after we lost
[00:12:25] hope from 2019 until 2026,
[00:12:29] unemployed. Thank God, we are back. We hope soon
[00:12:33] to return as permanent employees. We have faith
[00:12:37] in God and the ministry that our rights will not be lost because
[00:12:41] we truly suffered a lot. Thank you, Ministry of Local
[00:12:44] Administration."
[00:12:49] The Minister of Local Administration and Environment, Muhammad Anjarani, affirmed that
[00:12:52] the return of dismissed workers represents an ethical
[00:12:56] and national responsibility, considering them
[00:12:59] expertise that can be utilized in the process of rebuilding
[00:13:02] Syria. He also clarified that the return process was carried out according
[00:13:05] to an institutional path that relies on studying
[00:13:09] the qualifications of workers and their experiences,
[00:13:12] with the aim of placing each employee in the position that
[00:13:15] achieves their best
[00:13:18] performance.
[00:13:30] Do you remember when the Syria Summer Festival launched
[00:13:33] last week, for the first time in Idlib
[00:13:36] province? At that time, the governor confirmed
[00:13:39] that the festival would not be limited to Idlib province, but
[00:13:43] would move to various Syrian provinces.
[00:13:46] And indeed, the festival moved its
[00:13:50] tents the day before yesterday to Al-Orouba Park in Latakia city.
[00:13:53] Let's watch together.
[00:14:31] So, as we saw, an atmosphere full
[00:14:34] of diverse activities and events. This is also what many said about
[00:14:39] is held under the patronage of the Ministry of Culture and Latakia province
[00:14:43] also, and will continue until the tenth of August
[00:14:47] this year. But what is the goal of launching these
[00:14:50] festivals and what is their purpose? Let's listen
[00:14:53] to you.
[00:14:56] The festival was approved by the Ministry of Culture in the beloved Syrian
[00:14:59] governorates. The primary purpose of the Ministry of Culture
[00:15:03] is to build a conscious,
[00:15:06] generation, just as it needs us to care for
[00:15:09] its food, also needs us to nourish its mind
[00:15:12] with thought and culture. We need to
[00:15:18] children, but at the same time, we need to
[00:15:21] address their minds with activities, and to be
[00:15:24] helpers for our children to keep
[00:15:28] them away from the world of
[00:15:29] electronics and mobile phones.
[00:15:33] This festival includes a diverse array of
[00:15:36] activities dedicated to families and children,
[00:15:39] including theatrical and cinematic shows,
[00:15:42] and artistic and educational workshops,
[00:15:45] in addition to special corners for folk heritage,
[00:15:48] especially the tangible and intangible coastal heritage.
[00:15:52] The festival also witnessed significant participation from
[00:15:55] associations in the governorate,
[00:15:59] from residents. It also included various
[00:16:02] corners, among the most prominent of which was a corner dedicated
[00:16:06] to robotics, highlighting the importance of modern
[00:16:09] technologies and their role in
[00:16:11] our current
[00:16:14] time. We came to the festival today to present the ideas that our
[00:16:18] children are working on within the academy. We have a set
[00:16:21] of projects presented by the children. The idea of
[00:16:24] the academy is to spread the culture of robotics and programming
[00:16:27] to children among people in our region. We have
[00:16:30] a set of robots, some of them educational robots and some advanced
[00:16:34] robots. Our children presented ideas for these projects
[00:16:38] so that we can present them within the festival and convey
[00:16:41] an idea to people of what robotics is, what a robot is, and what
[00:16:45] programming is, and how a child can learn it from a young age
[00:16:48] and expand in this field, which is very pioneering at this time
[00:16:52] and for the future.
[00:16:56] So, a festival that combines entertainment, culture,
[00:16:59] and education in one space. Many interacted with it.
[00:17:02] How did you comment on the launch of the
[00:17:06] Syria Summer Festival in Latakia? Our first comment is from Mirvat on
[00:17:10] Facebook. "A cultural
[00:17:13] and entertaining festival, unique and joyful for adults before
[00:17:17] children. Thank you." Siraj
[00:17:20] wrote and commented: "It was a distinguished start
[00:17:24] for the Syria Summer Festival for families and witnessed
[00:17:29] the heart and a family atmosphere that is
[00:17:32] irreplaceable." Fatima commented
[00:17:34] and said, "Despite the crowd at the festival,
[00:17:38] it was a wonderful opening and truly beautiful activities."
[00:17:42] We conclude with what Noor wrote on
[00:17:45] Facebook: "Such activities make
[00:17:48] children happy and take them out of the routine
[00:17:51] and allow them to learn new things
[00:17:54] in a fun way. Frankly, it's nice
[00:17:57] to see activities that bring the whole family together in one place
[00:18:01] and give children space to play
[00:18:04] and create."
[00:18:10] Latakia comes within the program of the Directorate of Culture in the province,
[00:18:14] aiming to revitalize the cultural
[00:18:17] and social movement in various Syrian provinces
[00:18:22] cultural and entertainment activities.
[00:18:36] The house of a lifetime. A dream for everyone, but
[00:18:39] finding a suitable home is not
[00:18:43] easy, especially when it comes to a privileged location,
[00:18:47] integrated services, and planning that meets
[00:18:50] the family's needs. In the Qudsaya
[00:18:52] suburb near Damascus, the Abyat Hills project opens
[00:18:56] a new door for those wishing to own a home
[00:19:00] within a modern residential project. Watch
[00:19:02] with me.
[00:19:33] So, the subscription procedures for the Abyat project units
[00:19:36] have begun
[00:19:38] under the direct supervision of the General Establishment for Housing, with the aim of receiving
[00:19:42] citizens' applications and organizing the registration
[00:19:45] process according to the approved mechanisms, ensuring
[00:19:48] transparency and smooth implementation. But how is
[00:19:51] the subscription done and what are the required procedures for those wishing
[00:19:55] to register? We started the subscription today
[00:19:59] on 5/8, Wednesday, and the subscription
[00:20:02] is done with the following procedures: the citizen
[00:20:05] comes to us with a family and their ID
[00:20:08] and subscribes. After the subscription, we generate a code.
[00:20:12] Of course, all this work is done under the supervision of the General
[00:20:15] Establishment for Housing,
[00:20:20] the Qatari bank at one of its branches, either Abu Rumman or Ibn
[00:20:24] al-Abbasiyin, and payment is made. Once payment is made,
[00:20:27] the subscription process
[00:20:28] is complete.
[00:20:31] The Abyat Hills project comes as an executive step towards
[00:20:35] developing a modern urban environment based on a partnership between
[00:20:39] the public and private sectors,
[00:20:42] offering a comprehensive residential model that includes essential
[00:20:45] services and facilities that meet
[00:20:49] the needs of residents. The project also adopts
[00:20:52] an urban vision that takes into account modern environmental standards.
[00:20:56] The project, which was launched in partnership between the General Establishment
[00:20:59] for Housing and Abyat Saudi Company for Real Estate
[00:21:02] Investment and Development, spans an area of approximately
[00:21:06] 380 thousand square meters
[00:21:09] and includes more than 200 residential units within an executive
[00:21:13] plan extending for four years. And with
[00:21:17] the start of the subscription, what were the impressions of those wishing
[00:21:20] to register
[00:21:23] project? Abyat Hills project. I am one of the people who
[00:21:26] is interested in the topic and following it, and we have friends and relatives for whom we registered.
[00:21:30] I chose it because it is the largest project of its
[00:21:35] the capital Damascus, with this size and this mountain view.
[00:21:38] And this place, I am from the residents of the suburb previously.
[00:21:41] Currently, it is a very clean and quiet
[00:21:44] place.
[00:21:48] I always hope that such development will begin with projects like this one
[00:21:52] in other cities and across
[00:21:56] project is dedicated to families, that in other
[00:22:01] basis.
[00:22:03] Since the announcement of the start of the Abyat Hills project, there
[00:22:07] has been significant interaction from citizens on social media platforms. So how
[00:22:11] were your comments? Our first comment is from Muhammad
[00:22:14] Al-Qaddour on Facebook.
[00:22:16] "An important step towards strengthening the housing sector
[00:22:20] and modern housing options for citizens."
[00:22:24] Muhammad Abu Saleh said on Facebook and wrote, "We hope
[00:22:28] that this project will positively impact the real estate
[00:22:31] market and provide affordable housing."
[00:22:34] Harith Al-Homsi commented
[00:22:36] and wrote, "A project by 2000,
[00:22:40] an important step to address the housing
[00:22:42] crisis. It is important that prices are reasonable and distribution
[00:22:46] mechanisms are transparent." Awas Liqa commented
[00:22:50] and wrote, "I just watched a video
[00:22:53] of the reservation queues at Abyat Hills. The queue number reached
[00:22:56] 165,
[00:22:59] dawn, and some came from the airport to the reservation
[00:23:03] area. There is a lot of demand for
[00:23:06] We conclude with Tim Ahmed's comment on
[00:23:10] Facebook: "Any new housing project gives
[00:23:13] hope. We hope the implementation will be according to the schedule
[00:23:16] and with high quality. We need dozens
[00:23:20] of housing projects in Syria, and this is an urgent
[00:23:24] need in all governorates. House
[00:23:27] prices have soared terrifyingly, and house rental prices
[00:23:31] have also soared. The solution is housing
[00:23:34] projects."
[00:23:38] With the start of subscription to the Abyat Hills project, the Minister
[00:23:42] of Public Works and Housing, Mustafa Abdul Razzaq, stressed
[00:23:45] the importance of adherence to transparency
[00:23:47] and clarity in all stages of the subscription, and providing
[00:23:51] accurate information to citizens, which ensures the fairness of procedures
[00:23:55] and enhances trust in the project.
[00:24:08] And now to the most circulated clips on social
[00:24:12] media. The first clip shows Al-Wahda club's victory
[00:24:15] in the Syrian Basketball League title against
[00:24:19] its rival Al-Ahly Aleppo yesterday, with a difference of
[00:24:22] 20 points, sparking great interaction among Syrians.
[00:24:59] After it was destroyed by the defunct regime years ago,
[00:25:02] the Al-Rahman Mosque in Al-Hamidiyah village and the Al-Mubarakiyah
[00:25:06] Mosque in the Al-Mubarakiyah area in the Homs countryside
[00:25:09] were opened after the completion of their
[00:25:12] renovation work.
[00:25:16] And we stood
[00:25:25] I am honored today to be among you on this auspicious
[00:25:29] mosque
[00:25:32] to be a beacon, God willing, of knowledge
[00:25:36] and a platform for noble values
[00:25:39] and to be a house of worship, God
[00:25:42] willing. opening
[00:25:47] this mosque, which was shelled by the regime and damaged
[00:25:50] during the days of the criminal regime, which
[00:25:53] spared no tree, stone, or
[00:25:56] human. But the story is not just
[00:26:00] about renovating walls and facilities.
[00:26:03] No, it is a message of will
[00:26:06] and determination, because, God willing, our
[00:26:10] determination, solidarity, and patience will make this country
[00:26:13] thrive together, God willing.
[00:26:17] And a gathering of residents of the Ghwairan and Al-Aziziyah neighborhoods
[00:26:20] welcome a delegation of displaced people from Hasakah city
[00:26:25] commander in the province, Brigadier Marwan Al-Ali, and the Deputy
[00:26:28] Governor, Ahmed Al-Hilali.
[00:27:04] One, one, one, the Syrian people are one. God
[00:27:07] is the greatest, God is the greatest, God
[00:27:11] is the greatest, God
[00:27:13] is the greatest.
[00:27:15] And in our last clips for today, Damascus Governorate
[00:27:19] announces the start of maintenance and rehabilitation work for the southern entrance
[00:27:23] to the capital, with the aim of achieving an entrance
[00:27:26] that befits
[00:27:27] the governorate.
[00:27:34] Engineer Hassan Ahmed Baqliyah from the Directorate of Supervision, Damascus Governorate.
[00:27:37] The main goal of the rehabilitation project for the southern
[00:27:41] entrance of Damascus city is to improve the service
[00:27:44] reality, raise the efficiency of the infrastructure,
[00:27:47] ensure traffic flow, and most importantly,
[00:27:51] to ensure a civilized scene befitting Damascus city
[00:27:53] at its entrance.
[00:28:00] And with this, dear viewers, we have reached
[00:28:05] We hope that we have conveyed the idea
[00:28:08] and all the details well. Thank you for your kind
[00:28:12] attention. We will meet you tomorrow, God willing, at 6 PM on Syrian News
[00:28:15] channel. Stay well. Goodbye.
[00:29:16] This was the scene
[00:29:17] and this is how
[00:29:27] at the opening session without
[00:29:29] applause, because the council, which
[00:29:33] has returned again to its normal role as a forum
[00:29:36] for discussion for the nation's interest
[00:29:39] and a voice for it, conveying its concerns,
[00:29:42] discussing its issues, and approving
[00:29:45] the appropriate laws for it. For Syrians
[00:29:48] today do not expect applause, but rather those who
[00:29:51] represent them and speak
[00:29:54] on their behalf.
[00:30:23] Thousands of soldiers just give a sense of dread to Zabadani that
[00:30:27] we will suppress you.