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[00:00:00] move the economic wheel to invite foreign
[00:00:03] investments for Syria's openness and its involvement
[00:00:07] in the global economic community
[00:00:10] after it was completely isolated and completely cut off. But
[00:00:14] this, at the same time, needs a political openness that the Syrian
[00:00:18] arrangements related to government was working on. This needs to spread security and stability
[00:00:20] at the security level, prevent militias,
[00:00:23] prevent factionalism and the state of non-state
[00:00:27] entities. We saw, for example,
[00:00:28] Syria affect that the government first began by dissolving all
[00:00:31] organizations and all factions, even if they were revolutionary factions, even if they
[00:00:35] are part of the Syrian government today, but there is no place for factionalism. At the same
[00:00:39] time, in the same way, Qasd called
[00:00:43] for complete integration. Perhaps
[00:00:45] Arab Republic, Palace of Justice, because it does not some skirmishes occurred, but in the end, national solution
[00:00:48] and stability in the future does not need compliments. It needs
[00:00:51] a decisive decision from the Syrian government
[00:00:54] for full institutionalization.
[00:00:58] to its directorates in And this is what we found that it is in continuous steps. This included the re-formation of military
[00:01:01] teams and military corps, and this was perhaps also a subject
[00:01:05] of discussion between the two foreign ministers on the internal
[00:01:08] structure of the army and security institutions fully supported by
[00:01:12] Turkey. Also supported
[00:01:14] that this connecting line between are the economy and railways. So your question is that economic security is part of
[00:01:18] to match the academic certificate with general security and political security and international relations. It
[00:01:22] is now part if
[00:01:25] these security measures
[00:01:29] are implemented, there will be encouragement
[00:01:32] for investments and success for discussions
[00:01:35] about railway plans and ports and trade routes.
[00:01:38] This will move the economic wheel and thus also
[00:01:42] it will enhance the security we are talking about, the security of individuals and the security
[00:01:46] of facilities. The recruitment situation
[00:01:49] of education in the that the terrorist organization ISIS, for example, relied on, relies on
[00:01:52] becoming redundant in poverty, relies on unemployment, relies on ignorance. Today, with the movement
[00:01:55] of the economic wheel in Syria, there is better
[00:01:58] relations, building relations between Syria and education, there is a better standard of living, there are jobs and there are investments.
[00:02:03] the ministry. This Recruitment to extremist organizations and terrorist organizations will be
[00:02:05] much harder and combating these organizations will become better
[00:02:09] and easier. There is a real partnership today between Syria and
[00:02:14] teaching staff starting from the countries supporting stability, led by Turkey, the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, Saudi
[00:02:18] Arabia, Jordan, and the European Union countries, because there are mutual
[00:02:21] Joining us here in gains from the security and stability of Syria, and the security and stability of the entire region. Previously,
[00:02:25] the defunct Assad regime, the bombings it was causing in
[00:02:28] Syria, its fragments reached Spain, all European Union
[00:02:33] countries, all Gulf Arab countries, all over the world.
[00:02:35] will not be repeated, because in the end, Captagon, refugees, migrants,
[00:02:40] active at the Syrian terrorist organizations, terrorism, and actions, he excelled in
[00:02:43] trafficking in crises worldwide. Today, the new
[00:02:47] Hezbollah must ultimately Syria, the new Syria is the axis of security and stability in the region,
[00:02:50] and thus it offers new opportunities. Is the path rosy
[00:02:54] and there are no obstacles at all? No, Iran is trying to
[00:02:57] reinvest in chaos again, to mobilize militias
[00:03:01] and sub-state systems from Iraq or Lebanon. There is
[00:03:04] also Israel, which means it doesn't want Iran
[00:03:08] on its borders, but at the same time, it
[00:03:11] all contractors, through this doesn't want this strong, healthy, and prosperous axis, and trade routes from
[00:03:16] what is more than coordination with the Gulf to Syria through the Mediterranean or through Turkey
[00:03:19] in the to Europe. In the end, it wants to revive its dream of the Haifa
[00:03:22] road. It also wants
[00:03:25] for the contract Syria to be a weak and fragmented state. It wants
[00:03:28] Syria to be able
[00:03:30] to prevent Iran's return to the region and its borders, but it does not
[00:03:34] want Syria to be a strong state or a single institutional army. Therefore,
[00:03:38] it still invests in chaos in Sweida, for example.
[00:03:41] And I say that the Sweida crisis is moving towards a solution.
[00:03:44] Qasd is moving towards complete integration. Why?
[00:03:48] at a higher degree Because the decision for the security and stability of the region
[00:03:51] the partner countries in and the entire region, starting from the security and stability of Syria, is an international decision. It is a decision
[00:03:55] that most global
[00:03:57] and the countries that try not to powers agree upon, which were very much concerned
[00:04:00] with ending the crisis of chaos spreading from Syria to the whole world
[00:04:04] and disrupting all interests. Yes, allow us, dear professor, Mr.
[00:04:08] Wael, to welcome Mr. Abdul Karim Al-Omar, the political analyst,
[00:04:11] our guest from Damascus. Welcome Mr. Abdul
[00:04:14] Karim to the Syrian News Channel. My guest
[00:04:18] spoke a little while ago about
[00:04:22] try to circumvent this the security concern, about
[00:04:23] from the Popular Mobilization the necessity of stability, a common interest not
[00:04:26] only between
[00:04:29] of Syria is part of Syria and Turkey, but for all countries in the region. Today,
[00:04:31] the stability of Syria means the stability of the entire
[00:04:33] for contractors with region. To what what will also perhaps reflect extent did this meeting
[00:04:37] perhaps
[00:04:38] perhaps some are unable enhance the integration of the SDF
[00:04:42] we had more and, meaning, end the pending issues in
[00:04:45] Syria? Yes, my greetings to you, Professor Ammar, and to your guest,
[00:04:48] Professor Wael, and to the
[00:04:51] concluded for the benefit of the work available in viewers. Of course, this visit comes after the visit
[00:04:55] of President Jervan Barzani to Damascus
[00:04:58] and the meeting that took place between President Ahmed
[00:05:01] Al-Sharaa and Mazloum Abdi and the talk about
[00:05:05] integrating the remaining SDF institutions or what
[00:05:08] messages that carried a kind remains of them finally within the Syrian
[00:05:11] state. There is no doubt that the two sides, meaning the Foreign
[00:05:15] Minister, His Excellency the Foreign Minister Al-Shaibani and the Turkish
[00:05:18] one, will discuss ways during this visit
[00:05:21] and the meeting that also took place between President Al-Sharaa
[00:05:24] and Mazloum Abdi and
[00:05:27] the issue of ending all
[00:05:30] the North. What can Turkey offer
[00:05:34] in this regard? Yes, there is no doubt that Turkey, as
[00:05:38] my friend Wael mentioned, is a primary supporter of Syria's
[00:05:41] stability, Syria's security, and keeping some
[00:05:45] pockets here or there outside the state or, meaning,
[00:05:48] some incidents that sometimes happen in eastern Syria
[00:05:51] by removing, for example, a sign that says the Syrian
[00:05:57] write in the Kurdish language. These incidents,
[00:06:00] or lowering the Syrian state flag, in the end, this
[00:06:04] is an unusual incident, not a security one, and therefore
[00:06:07] it is not in Syria's interest to continue such a situation, and it is not in
[00:06:11] Turkey's interest. In the end, Turkey, the sister Arab countries, the United
[00:06:15] States of America, want the stability of Syria,
[00:06:18] and the stability of Syria does not only mean that the security
[00:06:22] situation is good. Yes, there is a priority for the security
[00:06:24] situation in Syria for the Syrian government. It is at the top
[00:06:28] of the priorities because the security stability of the state means political
[00:06:31] stability, means economic stability.
[00:06:34] As a result, no state establishes relations or restores diplomatic
[00:06:38] and commercial relations, and construction
[00:06:40] companies and so on, if there is
[00:06:44] a weapon outside the state's control or an area outside
[00:06:48] the state's control, or incidents occur
[00:06:51] here or there. In the end, every state
[00:06:54] seeks to start, meaning first, with a stable
[00:06:58] and sustainable security situation, because a stable
[00:07:01] security situation means a stable political
[00:07:05] situation, and therefore an economic situation. And
[00:07:07] this will build
[00:07:11] other countries, whether at the regional level or the global
[00:07:14] level. And it is in Turkey's interest, after
[00:07:18] what was previously the Syrian regime, always a factor
[00:07:21] of instability and a threat
[00:07:24] to it through the Kurdistan Workers' Party.
[00:07:27] I mean, we all remember what happened in 1998
[00:07:30] and the threats that occurred when
[00:07:34] Suleyman Demirel was President of Turkey and threatened Syria
[00:07:37] with invasion in 1999.
[00:07:39] Yes, with the beginning of 1999, two months before 1999, approximately.
[00:07:43] And therefore, this situation today
[00:07:48] Syria's stability and Syria's security are
[00:07:51] Turkey's security and stability. Syria is no longer
[00:07:54] that country that harbors elements
[00:07:57] that sometimes threaten Iraq, sometimes
[00:08:01] threaten Jordan, and sometimes threaten Turkey. Today,
[00:08:04] the Syrian relationship with the regional environment and the
[00:08:08] Arab and international environment is based on
[00:08:11] a fundamental principle: that the security of Syria is the security of these countries, and the security of these
[00:08:15] countries is the security of Syria. Therefore, we see this openness to
[00:08:19] Syria. Syria is no longer as it was in the past, under the defunct
[00:08:22] regime, carrying slogans
[00:08:26] or harboring groups that threaten the security
[00:08:30] of these countries. Quite the opposite, because the principle that Syria follows
[00:08:34] is building relations based on mutual
[00:08:36] respect, on equal relations based on respect for
[00:08:40] common interests and preserving Syria's independence
[00:08:44] and its independence and the stability of these countries.
[00:08:47] Welcome back to us, Mr. Abdul Karim Al-Omar, political
[00:08:51] analyst, our guest on Syria Tonight. You
[00:08:54] said that security coordination
[00:08:58] or security cooperation between the two sides
[00:09:01] could lead to economic
[00:09:04] and political coordination and have repercussions, as
[00:09:08] you mentioned. But regarding the arrangement of these
[00:09:10] priorities, how will we see these
[00:09:13] effects materialize whether in Syria, which is not the sole beneficiary,
[00:09:17] or in Turkey? And there were also
[00:09:21] attempts through the announcement of similar councils, for example,
[00:09:24] with Lebanon, with Jordan, from Syria.
[00:09:27] Indeed, there is no doubt that President Ahmed Al-Sharaa, or His Excellency
[00:09:30] the President, always speaks in every press interview we
[00:09:34] listen to about economic projects, about the desire to build
[00:09:37] relations.
[00:09:39] I mean, who would have
[00:09:42] expected, who would have expected that the new Syria,
[00:09:45] especially since there were militias that fought from
[00:09:49] Iraq, fought the Syrian people alongside Bashar al-Assad's regime? Who would have
[00:09:53] expected to find this relationship and this openness between
[00:09:56] Iraq and Syria after the fall of Bashar
[00:10:00] al-Assad's regime? Less than two weeks later, I believe, the head of Iraqi intelligence
[00:10:04] sent messages and there were mutual contacts between the Syrian
[00:10:07] and Iraqi sides, because in the end, there was
[00:10:10] a discourse
[00:10:13] adopted by the Syrian leadership, President Al-Sharaa, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: "zero
[00:10:17] problems" and
[00:10:21] of positivity, and great positivity, to everyone, even those who
[00:10:25] were enemies of Syria, meaning in Lebanon and in
[00:10:29] Iraq. Therefore, today we find the economic relationship with
[00:10:32] Iraq is good. Syria has returned to being, as
[00:10:35] it was for many years, a passage
[00:10:38] for Iraqi oil tankers
[00:10:41] and for Iraqis. And similarly, efforts may be made to reactivate
[00:10:45] the Kirkuk - Baniyas
[00:10:48] pipeline. Also, Lebanon. The agreements that were
[00:10:52] signed with the Lebanese government, and the visit of Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, and the visit of the Foreign
[00:10:55] Minister with Jordan, similarly with Turkey.
[00:10:58] Today, there is a clear Syrian desire
[00:11:01] for the relationship with these countries not to be
[00:11:04] just an economic relationship, not just contacts
[00:11:08] and visits. In the end, this does not benefit the peoples of these countries
[00:11:12] or Syria. Rather, these contacts
[00:11:15] and these messages should have
[00:11:18] something tangible on the ground that benefits
[00:11:22] Syrians and Syria in particular, first and foremost, because
[00:11:25] Syria has emerged from a 14-year conflict, revolution, and war,
[00:11:29] and it is a devastated country that is still, even at this moment,
[00:11:32] after a year and months, shaking off the
[00:11:35] dust and destruction. Therefore, this
[00:11:39] is, first and foremost, these projects, these ideas that
[00:11:42] President Al-Sharaa puts forward, and also the visits that take
[00:11:46] place between Syria and Turkey, Iraq, Lebanon, Jordan, and also
[00:11:50] the Gulf states. It is very clear that
[00:11:53] there is an economic desire or a project carried
[00:11:57] by President Al-Sharaa that does not only target Syria, but also the countries of the region, starting from
[00:12:00] the Gulf states, reaching Turkey, reaching
[00:12:03] Europe. And this in the end, these projects will
[00:12:06] not happen if the region is not in harmony
[00:12:09] and peace, in tranquility. There should be no war, no commotion, as
[00:12:13] Israel does, for example, by bombing or invading
[00:12:17] some areas in southern Syria from time to time, or some
[00:12:20] of the incidents, the failure of the SDF to fully integrate, some
[00:12:24] of its institutions are still outside the Syrian state's control,
[00:12:27] or the Iranian-American war.
[00:12:30] In the end, this region, there is a clear economic project
[00:12:34] for the region. Syria will be the essential and main part of
[00:12:38] it because it is a passage and it is a link between
[00:12:41] Asia and Europe. And therefore,
[00:12:44] all these, this visit by His Excellency the
[00:12:47] Foreign Minister to Turkey, the ideas that
[00:12:50] Turkey offers, the joint councils, which are of importance. We
[00:12:54] do not want, I mean, no one today, as was the case during the defunct
[00:12:57] era, that there are many Lebanese, Syrian, and Turkish
[00:13:00] councils, and there are councils that undoubtedly will be
[00:13:05] level, at the Turkish, Iraqi, etc. level, and will move
[00:13:09] in all directions, politically, economically, and socially,
[00:13:12] and benefits will accrue and positive effects will be
[00:13:15] felt in Syria first and in the Arab and regional
[00:13:19] surroundings. Yes, Professor Abdul Karim, you raised several important
[00:13:22] points, frankly. I will try to convey some of these points
[00:13:25] to Professor Wael. Professor Wael,
[00:13:27] it is very clear that Syria has now transformed from a rogue
[00:13:31] state run like a gang, like a mafia
[00:13:35] extorting neighboring countries and others, and exporting
[00:13:38] crises to a state that is now one of the main
[00:13:42] pillars of stability
[00:13:44] region. Mr. Al-Shaibani, His Excellency
[00:13:48] the Minister, also spoke about avoiding
[00:13:51] open conflict. We are now facing almost a regional war.
[00:13:55] And he also spoke, and it was not absent from his mind, this is a remarkable point,
[00:13:58] the Arab Gulf, and he said that the Arab Gulf should not be subjected
[00:14:02] to any attacks. Are we at a higher level
[00:14:05] of coordination? It is clear that there is coordination today between Syria
[00:14:09] and Turkey and the Gulf states. Are we
[00:14:13] of coordination, perhaps? Certainly, with the continuous
[00:14:16] threats, whether from Israel or from
[00:14:19] Iran,
[00:14:22] get involved in these open wars
[00:14:25] and transient crises,
[00:14:28] these will ultimately face consequences and
[00:14:32] repercussions. I mean, missiles are falling on Jordan,
[00:14:35] direct aggression is happening against
[00:14:39] the Arab Gulf states. There is a direct threat today,
[00:14:42] for example, Kuwait fears
[00:14:45] and perceives
[00:14:48] Forces militias in Iraq. It is inevitable that
[00:14:52] the relationship between the countries that we call partners
[00:14:55] in stability, investors in stability: Turkey,
[00:14:58] Syria, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and the Arab Gulf states,
[00:15:01] must be greater than a relationship of mere coordination and a statement
[00:15:05] of solidarity, perhaps after a while, to
[00:15:09] an alliance between There is certainly an alliance today
[00:15:12] between Syria and Turkey. The statements
[00:15:15] of the President, the statements of the Turkish Foreign
[00:15:18] Minister, and before him, statements from the Turkish
[00:15:21] President that the security and stability of Aleppo, and the security and stability
[00:15:25] of Damascus, and the security and stability of Latakia and Homs, are the security
[00:15:28] and stability of Istanbul, Gaziantep, Urfa, and Bursa.
[00:15:31] So, this situation is a logical
[00:15:35] situation, and an objectively
[00:15:38] observed situation. We have seen repercussions for more than ten
[00:15:42] years due to the lack of security and stability in Syria
[00:15:46] on other countries in the region. Yes, today, if any internal
[00:15:49] or external problem occurs in Syria,
[00:15:53] the security and stability and national security of Turkey are concerned.
[00:15:57] Therefore, today, in plain terms, the Turkish Foreign Minister says
[00:16:01] that Israeli attacks in Lebanon and Israeli attacks in
[00:16:06] Turkish national security. This is certainly true. Also,
[00:16:09] today, regarding the security and stability of Syria, the blows that
[00:16:13] the Arab Gulf states, Kuwait, the Emirates, and Qatar, receive, the harm
[00:16:17] that Saudi Arabia receives, the missiles that
[00:16:20] fall on Jordan, all of this affects the security and stability of Syria,
[00:16:23] affects the project of political transition that
[00:16:27] all these countries want to succeed in Syria, because it will be
[00:16:31] the safety valve for the entire
[00:16:33] region to transition from a region exporting
[00:16:37] crises and receiving crises in the Syrian perimeter countries and in Europe
[00:16:40] to countries with great opportunities for development
[00:16:44] and prosperity. Today, we see that
[00:16:47] the European Union countries have realized
[00:16:52] the Arab Gulf to Syria to Turkey is indispensable
[00:16:55] for energy security, energy sources, and energy routes,
[00:16:59] because the Russian-Ukrainian war is one of the open
[00:17:02] wars. Okay. The American
[00:17:05] war Iran is still able to mobilize its proxies in Iraq and Lebanon. Therefore, the transition that
[00:17:20] took place in Syria
[00:17:23] and succeeded to a very large extent in Syria was preceded
[00:17:27] by foundations laid in
[00:17:30] many ways, certainly. But this transition that
[00:17:33] is happening, and strengthening the state
[00:17:36] at the expense of sub-state systems, and expelling militias
[00:17:40] that work for Iranian agendas, and completely dismantling
[00:17:44] them and disarming any party other than the state, the state's
[00:17:47] monopoly on violence and the use of violence and the use of force, this
[00:17:51] happened in Syria and is ongoing. But
[00:17:54] for the security and stability of the region, it must happen in Lebanon and it must happen in Iraq.
[00:17:58] And this is not related to Syria, meaning its success is not only linked to the security
[00:18:02] and stability of Syria and the success of the experience in Syria, but to the security and stability
[00:18:06] of the entire region. And the biggest helper for that
[00:18:09] and the biggest role will be Syria, it will be Syria, and the
[00:18:12] contagion will spread. Therefore, we notice today the coordination, for example, between
[00:18:16] the Syrian government and the Lebanese government and strengthening
[00:18:19] the Lebanese government and assisting it to disarm Hezbollah.
[00:18:25] be forced to abandon weapons and
[00:18:29] that all weapons and power be in the hands of the state. The Iraqi militias
[00:18:32] are also a case of sub-state systems in the Iraqi Popular Mobilization
[00:18:36] Forces. Therefore, the visit of the President of the Kurdistan
[00:18:39] Region of Iraq to Damascus, therefore the visit today
[00:18:42] of the Syrian Foreign Minister to Ankara, therefore the meetings between
[00:18:46] the Lebanese government and the Syrian government, therefore all the Gulf states
[00:18:50] today are working on
[00:18:53] the Syrian government, because today
[00:18:56] the joint defense of the security and stability of the region
[00:18:59] is shared by all these capitals from Erbil
[00:19:03] to Ankara to Beirut to Damascus
[00:19:06] and Baghdad. And to the capitals of all Arab
[00:19:10] countries: Amman, Riyadh, Doha, and all
[00:19:13] the Arab Gulf. One security and stability.
[00:19:16] Today, in plain terms, the Turkish Foreign Minister says
[00:19:19] that the security and stability of Damascus and Aleppo is the security
[00:19:22] and stability of Gaziantep and Istanbul. So,
[00:19:25] the relationship between
[00:19:29] stability and in investing in stability goes beyond
[00:19:32] the issue of statements and joint coordination
[00:19:36] to a true partnership, and therefore what does partnership entail?
[00:19:39] It entails putting in effort. Therefore, today, we find that Turkey is one of the biggest
[00:19:43] supporters of building a professional military
[00:19:46] and security institution that can defend Syrian citizens and
[00:19:49] Syrian facilities against organizations, against terrorism,
[00:19:52] and against the various factions that
[00:19:56] try not to integrate or
[00:20:00] issue or are linked to Iranian agendas. Today,
[00:20:03] supporting the security and stability
[00:20:08] on the stability of the region and economic stability. We
[00:20:12] have not talked much about economic stability and development
[00:20:15] not only in Syria but will also reflect on the entire region. I wish
[00:20:20] time to benefit from your presence more, but time has
[00:20:24] run out completely. We apologize to you and thank you very much
[00:20:27] for your presence, Professor Wael Alwan, researcher at the Jusoor for Studies
[00:20:31] Center. Thank you.
[00:20:35] Yes, and also,
[00:20:38] special thanks to Mr. Abdul Karim Al-Omar,
[00:20:41] political analyst and our dear guest from Damascus. Thank you
[00:20:45] very much, Professor Abdul
[00:20:46] Karim.
[00:20:56] The Ministry of Education issued a circular to
[00:20:59] its directorates in the governorates to pay the monthly wages
[00:21:03] due for the months of July and August
[00:21:06] to contracted employees in renewed
[00:21:08] teaching positions or those whose contracts were renewed,
[00:21:12] in order to guarantee their financial rights and
[00:21:16] regularize their status in accordance with the applicable regulations.
[00:21:20] The ministry stated that the circular was issued to ensure
[00:21:23] the rights of contracted employees, explaining that the non-termination
[00:21:26] of contracts is considered an implicit extension
[00:21:30] of previous contracts in terms of the resulting
[00:21:33] effects and rights,
[00:21:36] especially the entitlement to wages for the months
[00:21:39] of July and August.
[00:21:43] A new circular was issued by the Ministry of Education
[00:21:48] the governorates, confirming that the financial rights
[00:21:51] of contracted employees are protected, and that the wages
[00:21:54] for the months of July and August will be paid to employees
[00:21:58] whose contracts have been renewed. The circular stipulates
[00:22:01] the payment of wages due for the months of July and August
[00:22:04] to employees in teaching positions whose contracts
[00:22:08] have been renewed. In a step that the ministry said comes
[00:22:11] to ensure the rights of contracted employees
[00:22:14] and regularize their status in accordance
[00:22:17] with the applicable regulations. The ministry explained that
[00:22:20] the non-termination of contracts is considered an implicit extension
[00:22:24] of previous contracts with all the resulting effects
[00:22:28] and rights, and foremost among them is the entitlement
[00:22:31] to wages for the months of July and August. It stated that
[00:22:34] the lists of those included in the renewal were approved by the directorates
[00:22:39] governorates according to the approved conditions and regulations,
[00:22:42] calling on anyone who faces a problem in
[00:22:46] receiving their dues to contact the Directorate of Education
[00:22:50] in their governorate or
[00:22:53] circular comes after the ministry's decision issued on the
[00:22:56] 28th of last July, which
[00:22:59] stipulated the renewal of contracts for contracted
[00:23:04] the first of September
[00:23:06] 2026.
[00:23:11] the studio is Professor Abdul Karim Al-Qadri, Director of Administrative
[00:23:15] Development at the Ministry of Education. Welcome, Professor Abdul Karim.
[00:23:19] Welcome. So let's clarify this news for the viewers
[00:23:23] regarding the contractors and their return to the ministry's
[00:23:26] staff. Okay,
[00:23:30] they originally didn't leave the ministry's staff, but
[00:23:33] their contract ended, and
[00:23:37] there were conditions for renewing the contract, of course,
[00:23:40] in order to correct the course
[00:23:43] of the contract so that it becomes
[00:23:47] I mean, the
[00:23:50] contract. There were many
[00:23:53] violations in the contract. So the ministry
[00:23:57] issued instructions. These
[00:24:00] instructions, most importantly, are
[00:24:03] that the contract should be in the place of the original
[00:24:06] contract because many contracts were not in
[00:24:10] their original places. Also, the second condition
[00:24:15] was that
[00:24:18] the contract be according to need. So
[00:24:22] if we need the contract, it is renewed.
[00:24:25] Also,
[00:24:26] matching
[00:24:30] the certificate they hold
[00:24:32] with the vacant position. There were many
[00:24:35] violations, in addition to
[00:24:39] passing a competition, and we know that many
[00:24:42] of the 23 and 21 contracts, and the 18
[00:24:46] contracts, whoever passed this competition, his contract
[00:24:49] is renewed. The ministry issued
[00:24:52] a decision to receive applications from contractors for
[00:24:55] contract renewal. Around 325,000
[00:24:59] contracts were submitted. 31,800
[00:25:02] contracts were renewed out of these
[00:25:05] contracts. Of course, the
[00:25:09] decision to renew was effective
[00:25:12] from September 1st,
[00:25:16] with the beginning of the academic year. So there was an uproar about the two
[00:25:20] months, whether they are entitled
[00:25:23] to the holiday, whether they are entitled. We
[00:25:26] are sure that whoever has their
[00:25:30] contract renewed is entitled to these monthly salaries because we did not originally terminate their
[00:25:34] contract. The decision was for June
[00:25:37] 30th, but we did not issue a decision to terminate the contract, but it
[00:25:41] remained continuous. So
[00:25:43] he is entitled
[00:25:46] to his salary for July and August. Yes, July and August. So,
[00:25:50] those entitled to these two
[00:25:53] salaries are all those whose contracts were renewed.
[00:25:57] More than 30,000 contracts were renewed, approximately
[00:25:59] 31. So when will the salaries for these two
[00:26:03] months start arriving, approximately? Currently, we have finished
[00:26:06] reviewing the files. We will send the files
[00:26:10] to the directors of the financial directorate
[00:26:14] to pay their salaries directly. Yes,
[00:26:17] Professor, what is the mechanism
[00:26:21] for receiving these salaries? How
[00:26:23] will it be? To clarify more, perhaps
[00:26:26] for the contractors. Whoever has their
[00:26:30] contract renewed will receive their
[00:26:32] salary, God willing, during
[00:26:36] the coming weeks. Exactly.
[00:26:39] The financial directorate of the Ministry of
[00:26:43] Education shared the lists of names today for
[00:26:46] salary disbursement. Yes. As for settling
[00:26:50] the status, does it apply to the new conditions
[00:26:53] added for renewing their contracts,
[00:26:57] and we are talking about a large number, thousands, tens of thousands?
[00:27:00] Does this mean it includes settling only financial statuses, or
[00:27:04] are there other statuses that have undergone changes that we can
[00:27:08] point to? Exactly. Some
[00:27:11] of those whose
[00:27:15] contracts were not renewed are asking. When we said
[00:27:20] the specialization,
[00:27:23] unfortunately, during In previous competitions,
[00:27:26] there were doctors and pharmacists with educational contracts. Is it permissible
[00:27:30] for a doctor to enter?
[00:27:34] This is a big تجاوز. This تجاوز. These are among the cases where contracts were terminated. Also,
[00:27:38] secretaries, also business administration.
[00:27:42] These violations have been rectified.
[00:27:45] Also, whoever
[00:27:48] was transferred from his workplace
[00:27:51] to another workplace,
[00:27:55] the place he was transferred to, we returned him
[00:27:58] to his original contract and his original place. Why? Because
[00:28:03] it is permissible to transfer him, or one of the conditions of the contract is that
[00:28:06] the contract, we contract with him for the benefit of the region or the vacancy
[00:28:10] that he is applying for.
[00:28:12] These are some of the matters that have been
[00:28:16] settled. This matter will be annual, meaning renewal
[00:28:19] of contracts automatically unless the contract is terminated
[00:28:22] by you, God willing. After settling these situations,
[00:28:26] it will be renewed annually because
[00:28:30] we need these and especially since we are, God willing, currently working on
[00:28:36] coordinating with the Ministry of Development to issue a competition to fill
[00:28:39] new vacancies at the Ministry of Education. Also, there are those who ask
[00:28:43] whether we will remain only contract workers
[00:28:46] or if there are conditions or a study by you, perhaps
[00:28:50] to fix some contracts with certain conditions, for example. Exactly. We are now facing
[00:28:53] two situations. Fixing is not
[00:28:57] within the authority of the Ministry of Education. Good.
[00:29:01] But either it is done by decree
[00:29:03] or we wait until the new Civil Service Law
[00:29:07] is approved in the People's Assembly,
[00:29:10] and
[00:29:14] law, will have their situations settled and will be appointed, God willing.
[00:29:17] Okay, Professor Abdul Karim, since you
[00:29:20] are talking about the enforced laws and there is a draft,
[00:29:22] perhaps you are about to submit it to the People's
[00:29:26] Assembly. The Ministry of Development, the Ministry of Development, the Ministry of Development is the one
[00:29:30] that submits it. So the ministry is just.
[00:29:37] But you have an overview of the clauses or updates that will be made to the previous enforced laws that belong to the defunct regime.
[00:29:40] Exactly. Regarding the contract, we reviewed the contract concluded
[00:29:44] between the contractors. Unfortunately,
[00:29:47] one of the conditions of the contract with the contractors is
[00:29:50] that they should not demand permanent employment. But we are
[00:29:54] sure that after the issuance of the new Civil Service Law, there will be
[00:29:58] permanent employment for those who deserve it. They will be appointed,
[00:30:02] God willing. So can we talk about
[00:30:05] salaries? Are they similar to the salaries
[00:30:09] of those currently permanently employed? The contract is treated
[00:30:12] like a permanent employee. They have, did they enter
[00:30:15] into the qualitative increase? The qualitative increase. They entered into the qualitative increase,
[00:30:19] and they take their full rights
[00:30:22] as permanent employees. Okay, regarding
[00:30:25] transfer issues, and perhaps there are also thousands who have been transferred, and because
[00:30:29] you know the years of the revolution and internal displacement
[00:30:32] for transfer, and this is also the same
[00:30:36] the ministry. When they return again,
[00:30:41] to return to the same vacant position. Are there
[00:30:44] requests that you might accept in this regard? Also,
[00:30:47] currently, because the contract cannot be transferred,
[00:30:50] because the contract was
[00:30:54] the province with which the contract was concluded. But, in case
[00:30:58] of permanent employment, we know the law