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[00:00:00] As you said, Mr. Muhammad Alaa Ghanem, our guest, the leader in
[00:00:03] the Syrian community in America, you were with us live
[00:00:07] from Washington. Thank you very much.
[00:00:09] of dismissed people, and you also have a number of Thank you.
[00:00:10] Of course, this
[00:00:17] in the city,
[00:00:24] The Directorate of Education in Deir ez-Zor confirmed the continuation of the work of the educational
[00:00:28] complexes in the areas of Al-Jazeera, and considered them
[00:00:31] temporary points until the issuance of decisions to establish them
[00:00:35] officially by the Ministry, as they were established during the period of the defunct self-administration.
[00:00:39] This came in response to a protest
[00:00:42] that called for a reconsideration of the decision to close the educational
[00:00:46] complexes in Al-Jazeera or to clarify the alternatives that
[00:00:49] guarantee the continuity of their educational
[00:00:53] especially in and administrative services, amid fears of the decision's impact
[00:00:56] on students, schools and related villages.
[00:01:00] with these complexes.
[00:01:03] From this place, Al-Furat Educational Complex
[00:01:06] and the residents of Qarsh Aitit
[00:01:10] announce the suspension of work until the approval of Al-Furat
[00:01:14] Thank you very much. You were with us from Educational Complex, and God loves
[00:01:16] given by the Director of Education is that this those who do good. We need the educational complex more than others.
[00:01:20] The reason is, first of all, we have more than 3,000
[00:01:24] students, 30,000 students, and we have
[00:01:27] 71 schools.
[00:01:30] And we have 900 teachers, and we want another 900
[00:01:33] teachers.
[00:01:36] The complex is necessary. We are the largest villages here, and we have the most
[00:01:40] teachers and the most students here.
[00:01:43] The complex should be
[00:01:46] calmed down, especially in with us if there is fairness and justice.
[00:01:49] Students and teachers
[00:01:53] Today, Al-Furat Educational Complex is canceled by a decision that I
[00:01:56] believe is an arbitrary
[00:01:58] roads and buildings, roads in decision, an unstudied decision, because Al-Furat
[00:02:01] Educational Complex currently has
[00:02:04] complex affects 69 schools and two schools under construction, meaning 71
[00:02:09] employees in schools. About
[00:02:12] establishments, especially in 872 male and female teachers, these are just
[00:02:16] or in the Al-Furat complex or in in Abu Hamam and Al-Kishkiyah, and he said, "Welcome, I will raise it to
[00:02:19] the Ministry, and God willing, it will be good, and hope for the best, and by
[00:02:24] to reopen this God's will, we will be surprised after three days." I mean, even if we honored it for five or six days,
[00:02:28] when the decision arrived, it was not a problem. After three days, the Al-Furat
[00:02:32] were submitted by the educational complexes in complex was canceled. Last week, we went to the Directorate
[00:02:36] of the road also in of Education and submitted a letter, and we have entitlements within the regulations
[00:02:39] that 66 model schools open
[00:02:42] the complex. We have 70,
[00:02:47] tourist facilities or in 71 schools. We have about 900 teachers and employees in the complex.
[00:02:50] We have all the components for the complex to
[00:02:54] be a central area between the Dhiban
[00:02:57] complex and the Hajin educational complex. So we want
[00:03:00] justice, we do not want chaos. We want justice from
[00:03:03] the Director of Education, from the Minister of Education, justice
[00:03:06] for the region.
[00:03:09] Regarding the closure of the complexes in Al-Jazeera, whether Al-Furat or other
[00:03:13] complexes, these complexes were opened
[00:03:16] during the time of the Qasd self-administration,
[00:03:19] to launch this and therefore they were not registered with the Ministry of Education. Any complex
[00:03:21] that is established must be established with the approval of the Ministry of Education, and therefore these
[00:03:24] complexes are actually not established. We did not close
[00:03:27] the complexes, we left them as existing points now. Until a
[00:03:31] decision is issued by the Ministry of Education to establish the complexes according to the approved standards in the Ministry of Education.
[00:03:35] that took on this Therefore, we did not close a complex that was not originally open, but it opened in
[00:03:39] the recent period during the Qasd period, and now we do not have
[00:03:42] the possibility to restructure it without approval.
[00:03:47] the horizon, this We conducted a study about two weeks ago, and the study is at the Ministry of Education.
[00:03:50] And when
[00:03:54] a decision is issued to establish a complex, the complex will be re-
[00:03:57] to inspect structured.
[00:04:01] Joining us now is Al-Ikhbariya correspondent in
[00:04:04] Deir ez-Zor, Ahmed Al-Atra. Welcome with us, Ahmed, to this file.
[00:04:08] So, the closure of Al-Jazeera educational complexes, and then
[00:04:11] their referral, according to the Ministry of Education and Training, to temporary points.
[00:04:15] We would like to know from you what are
[00:04:17] there is a focused interest in the roots of this problem and what are also file. the solutions on the table from
[00:04:22] patience, but it will provide
[00:04:24] a very important the Ministry?
[00:04:26] point during this Yes, peace be upon you. Regarding
[00:04:28] the complexes in the Al-Jazeera region in general, according to
[00:04:31] the Syrian Ministry of Interior stands Al-Akhbariya, Salameh stated our viewers. I hope this the residents whom I interviewed during the protest,
[00:04:34] and I will start with the Al-Furat complex in the Abu Hamam region.
[00:04:38] will be established in Of course, the Al-Furat
[00:04:40] the industrial city will have a vacant space in complex includes two villages, Abu Hamam
[00:04:43] and Al-Kishkiyah.
[00:04:46] the concerned ministries. The number of students in these two villages
[00:04:49] or in this complex is more
[00:04:52] than 30,000 students, about 32,000 male and female students.
[00:04:56] There are ninth-grade classes,
[00:05:00] there are baccalaureate
[00:05:03] whether city or countryside, classes as well, and there are
[00:05:05] examination centers where exams were held in this
[00:05:08] exam 2025-2026.
[00:05:13] In addition to an educational complex
[00:05:16] that was established during the
[00:05:19] control of Qasd over the region.
[00:05:22] complex also contains more than 800
[00:05:26] teachers. Of course, the number reaches if employees
[00:05:30] within the educational complex are added, the number will be about
[00:05:33] 900 male and female teachers.
[00:05:36] Regarding schools, the number of schools in the Al-Furat
[00:05:40] complex is 69,
[00:05:43] 69 schools, in addition
[00:05:46] to two schools under construction, so it becomes
[00:05:50] 71 schools. And this
[00:05:53] means these numbers gave the right to the residents,
[00:05:57] teachers, and officials of the educational
[00:05:59] complex to hold a protest
[00:06:03] demanding the Directorate of Education and the Ministry of Education
[00:06:06] to stop the decision to cancel the complex
[00:06:10] or, as mentioned by the Director of Education, of course,
[00:06:14] I quote him literally,
[00:06:16] that the complex was not closed, but it
[00:06:19] became a point until it is considered by
[00:06:23] the Ministry of Education. So, the justification
[00:06:29] complex or these complexes, not just the Al-Furat
[00:06:33] complex, the Al-Jazeera complexes in general, were established
[00:06:35] during the time of
[00:06:39] Qasd, according to the Director of Education, and were not
[00:06:42] present before that, and that is what
[00:06:45] made the Directorate need
[00:06:47] approval from the Ministry of Education to reopen these
[00:06:51] complexes and consider them
[00:06:55] educational complexes,
[00:06:57] and that is
[00:06:59] to be officially registered
[00:07:03] with the Ministry of Education, as they are not yet registered
[00:07:07] with the Ministry of Education. The residents, of course,
[00:07:10] confirmed that the transfer or cancellation or
[00:07:13] closure of the educational
[00:07:16] students first, and teachers second,
[00:07:20] and those who were the educational
[00:07:23] complexes third, whether in the Al-Furat region
[00:07:29] other complexes.
[00:07:31] They also confirmed that they have met the necessary criteria
[00:07:36] complex. Of course, all the letters, according to
[00:07:40] the Directorate of Education, all the letters that
[00:07:44] the Syrian Al-Jazeera were referred to the Ministry of Education
[00:07:48] to extract or rather to receive a decision
[00:07:52] to open them if they comply with the ministerial
[00:07:55] standards of the Ministry of Education. Of course,
[00:07:59] according to the residents, all the standards have been met or
[00:08:02] achieved by the Al-Furat educational complex, and that is in terms
[00:08:05] of model schools, which number
[00:08:08] 62 schools, in terms of student numbers, in terms of location. The closest
[00:08:12] complex to it is the Dhiban complex and the
[00:08:16] Hajin complex. Abu Hamam, or the Al-Furat
[00:08:20] educational complex, is located in a central
[00:08:23] area. Of course, it is about more than
[00:08:26] 20 km towards Hajin and more than 40
[00:08:30] km towards Diban, and this central location
[00:08:33] serves all the residents first, and serves the teachers
[00:08:37] and students second. Of course, the residents who visit
[00:08:40] the complexes,
[00:08:42] whether for a guardian's approval form or a registration form
[00:08:46] or anything related to the students'
[00:08:49] papers. For teachers also, direct employment papers
[00:08:53] or any papers
[00:08:55] related to the educational complex, they must travel a distance of 20
[00:08:59] kilometers. This concludes the problem
[00:09:02] and dilemma of closing Al-Jazeera educational complexes. Thank you
[00:09:05] very much, Ahmed Al-Atra, our correspondent from Deir ez-Zor. This is what
[00:09:08] time allowed. The Governor of Raqqa, Abd
[00:09:25] al-Rahman Salameh, confirmed that the reality of the governorate suffers from multiple
[00:09:28] and diverse difficulties, and that the governorate
[00:09:32] suffered greatly during the past period, especially
[00:09:35] at the level of the dilapidated infrastructure in the governorate center
[00:09:39] and its countryside. In a special meeting with
[00:09:44] that Human Resources interviewed
[00:09:47] 85 to 90% of the employees in
[00:09:50] state institutions in order to benefit from competencies
[00:09:53] and support sectors with human resources in cooperation with
[00:09:59] Let's follow. Raqqa, frankly,
[00:10:02] its reality is no secret to anyone,
[00:10:05] it is completely different from other governorates. Each governorate has
[00:10:09] a challenge. The challenge of the governorate in Raqqa
[00:10:13] is, in fact, that
[00:10:15] you see Raqqa has been subjected
[00:10:18] to successive forces, whether ISIS or
[00:10:22] Qasd, and it is somewhat
[00:10:26] far from governance, if I may say so.
[00:10:29] So here is the challenge. You have a number
[00:10:34] people who were with Qasd.
[00:10:38] To be honest, the awareness of the people of Raqqa
[00:10:40] is that these people are the sons of Raqqa. This helped me a little bit.
[00:10:44] At the same time, we are involved
[00:10:47] in programs that allow us to welcome everyone and identify
[00:10:50] competencies through the existing institutions.
[00:10:55] So we started almost organizing
[00:10:59] committees in this regard, and praise be to God,
[00:11:02] today we can say we have achieved almost 85 to
[00:11:05] 90%. Today, only human
[00:11:08] resources are diligently
[00:11:11] trying to interview all
[00:11:15] employees and carry out a sorting process,
[00:11:18] and the government has thankfully allowed us to rotate
[00:11:21] within departments on this matter. We are pleased to
[00:11:25] host from Raqqa directly Mr. Aboud Hammam,
[00:11:28] Director of Government Media at the Raqqa Media Directorate.
[00:11:32] Good evening, Mr. Aboud. Could you, first of all,
[00:11:35] inform us of the repercussions of this interview
[00:11:39] and what Mr. Governor
[00:11:42] of Raqqa spoke about regarding the internal situation in the governorate
[00:11:46] and his speech about also
[00:11:48] the process of interviewing about
[00:11:52] 90% of employees in state institutions,
[00:11:55] and rehabilitating infrastructure and the reality of various sectors?
[00:11:59] Also, good evening. Good evening, welcome.
[00:12:03] In fact, since the liberation of the city of Raqqa,
[00:12:06] the governorate, with all its departments, has not
[00:12:11] technical services,
[00:12:14] as the city's infrastructure was dilapidated,
[00:12:17] and even now there are great
[00:12:20] difficulties in the city, with
[00:12:23] the countryside. Therefore, the task was difficult, and even now,
[00:12:27] we have accomplished a lot, and there are also
[00:12:30] upcoming achievements, God willing, in the coming
[00:12:34] period, whether in projects or in roads or
[00:12:38] the city. For example, in the city, there is
[00:12:41] rapid road rehabilitation, especially
[00:12:43] secondary and main roads and sanitation.
[00:12:47] Also, projects
[00:12:49] have been launched for some
[00:12:52] time now. Rehabilitation of
[00:12:55] the Southern Corniche, the Boulevard,
[00:12:58] Al-Mashlab neighborhood. There is also rehabilitation
[00:13:01] the city from Bab Baghdad to Al-Mashlab neighborhood. There
[00:13:05] are great efforts, frankly, but what was not
[00:13:08] mentioned by the Governor, especially since
[00:13:11] the meeting was completed before
[00:13:13] the launch of our countryside campaign,
[00:13:17] "Our Countryside Bodes Well," and this campaign is considered one of the most important projects
[00:13:20] that targets the Raqqa countryside. Especially our people in Raqqa, since the appointment of Mr.
[00:13:24] Al-Mu, they believe why does Raqqa, the Raqqa
[00:13:27] countryside, not have a share in the achievements? Therefore,
[00:13:31] for some time now, we have launched the "Our Countryside Bodes Well" campaign,
[00:13:35] and this is a big campaign. "Our Countryside Bodes
[00:13:38] Well" targets the Raqqa countryside. There is maintenance
[00:13:41] of 31 secondary roads in various areas of the Raqqa countryside.
[00:13:44] There is replacement of metal bridges, which are known
[00:13:47] as military bridges. Seven bridges will also be
[00:13:51] replaced with concrete bridges.
[00:13:55] Also, there are six main roads connecting
[00:13:57] the city centers and the countryside, especially
[00:14:01] there is a complete road rehabilitation from Raqqa city to
[00:14:04] Maadan. Also, there is rehabilitation of three vital bridges
[00:14:08] of importance in, meaning, connecting the countryside
[00:14:12] and the city. Rehabilitation of
[00:14:14] 123 culverts in the Raqqa countryside
[00:14:18] in all areas. Of course, among
[00:14:21] them are box culverts and pipe culverts distributed throughout
[00:14:25] the countryside. There are also other
[00:14:28] matters related to these roads and this rehabilitation, especially
[00:14:32] the installation of signs upon the completion of these projects. Welcome
[00:14:36] back, Professor Aboud, to this
[00:14:39] So
[00:14:42] Raqqa, the city and the governorate as well. However,
[00:14:46] regarding
[00:14:51] meeting, the Governor of Raqqa clarified that
[00:14:54] prioritizing the file of restoring
[00:14:57] services to the governorate in its current state is a
[00:15:01] big mistake. We would like to
[00:15:04] know what he means specifically, because you know that
[00:15:08] this governorate was exposed to almost
[00:15:11] 80% destruction due to the fierce battles
[00:15:14] to expel ISIS from it in
[00:15:16] 2017. I think the Governor
[00:15:20] wants to mention that there is attention to all
[00:15:24] governorates,
[00:15:28] especially since I told you that our people in the Raqqa countryside believe
[00:15:32] that there is no attention, and the "Our Countryside Bodes Well" campaign
[00:15:34] is the biggest proof
[00:15:38] of this attention, because imagine
[00:15:42] the estimated cost reached almost 21 million
[00:15:44] for the "Our Countryside Bodes Well" campaign, so imagine
[00:15:48] since the liberation of Raqqa in the second month until
[00:15:52] now, how much money has been spent? There are
[00:15:55] tremendous efforts in the Southern Corniche between the two bridges,
[00:15:59] and there is also a study for the
[00:16:02] Northern Corniche Bridge adjacent to the Al-Shamaliyah neighborhood from
[00:16:05] Al-Barazi roundabout
[00:16:07] to the Equestrian Club. And there is also the Southern Corniche that connects
[00:16:11] the new bridge to the Equestrian Club roundabout,
[00:16:15] in addition to the city. The city is
[00:16:17] dilapidated, especially in terms of roads and bumps
[00:16:21] within the city. All these matters have been
[00:16:25] accomplished quickly since the governorate
[00:16:28] entered and the official departments were activated, especially
[00:16:31] technical services, and God willing, there are upcoming projects
[00:16:34] and there are studies now,
[00:16:36] and there are projects being studied behind the scenes, but
[00:16:40] not all of these projects have been announced.
[00:16:43] Okay, Mr. Aboud, as we talk about
[00:16:47] what the Governor, the Governor of Raqqa,
[00:16:51] mentioned, he said that we signed a contract with Turkish-Syrian companies to organize the
[00:16:54] industrial craft city, and he said that the industrial city is owned
[00:16:58] by the state and its area is 4.5 million
[00:17:02] square meters. How do these industrial cities
[00:17:05] and partnerships that we see
[00:17:08] and follow, whether with Turkey or other international companies,
[00:17:12] reflect on the situation of the Syrian citizen in
[00:17:15] Raqqa governorate and on the financial income
[00:17:18] of the family in the governorate?
[00:17:21] Certainly, these projects will
[00:17:25] open up great opportunities for the residents for jobs,
[00:17:28] and also especially, the governor focused on rehabilitating
[00:17:32] the infrastructure and rehabilitating
[00:17:36] the areas in the countryside, the roads, to also
[00:17:39] attract investors. The industrial city, also after
[00:17:42] its completion, will be a place to
[00:17:45] attract projects, whether factories, industrial
[00:17:50] the agricultural sector, especially since Raqqa is an industrial city.
[00:17:53] Therefore, I believe that the more
[00:17:56] these projects increase, there will be attraction and investment,
[00:18:00] and it will also encourage investors to come to Raqqa
[00:18:03] for investment, especially since Raqqa is an agricultural city.
[00:18:06] There are many things that businessmen
[00:18:09] or investors can do in Raqqa in
[00:18:12] agricultural projects, in addition to river tourism.
[00:18:16] The Euphrates River also has beauty, and there are
[00:18:19] many beautiful sites that have not been exploited, whether in
[00:18:24] river tourist investment, especially river tourism,
[00:18:28] establishing tourist projects next to
[00:18:31] the Euphrates River and the Euphrates Dam lake. What
[00:18:34] about the projects that have already been
[00:18:38] announced, the most prominent of which is perhaps the Raqqa unit project
[00:18:41] or what is known as the industrial city, which is three to four
[00:18:44] kilometers away from the city center?
[00:18:48] What can this project add
[00:18:51] specifically, and have we really started the first practical steps
[00:18:56] strategic project when we talk about transforming
[00:18:59] the agricultural nature of the governorate into an industrial
[00:19:03] governorate?
[00:19:06] The agreement was signed a few days ago in
[00:19:09] Damascus, and I believe the company
[00:19:13] project has already made a prior visit
[00:19:16] to the site and conducted photography
[00:19:18] and taken the necessary measurements, and even
[00:19:22] aerial photography to prepare this comprehensive study for these
[00:19:25] projects. Also, there is the Equestrian Club project. There are businessmen
[00:19:29] who also visited the Euphrates Dam lake
[00:19:32] some time ago the situation for establishing
[00:19:36] projects. Also, there are unannounced visits by businessmen
[00:19:39] and investors to Raqqa, but they have not been announced yet or
[00:19:43] agreed upon. However, the most important projects are the industrial city
[00:19:46] and the Equestrian Club. Also, there is a project to rehabilitate
[00:19:50] the bridge in the area between the two bridges, which will also
[00:19:53] encourage investors to come to this area.
[00:19:56] The industrial city requires
[00:20:00] many job opportunities in the future, because it is an area without job
[00:20:03] opportunities. Also, the focus will be perhaps on industrial establishments related
[00:20:07] to the agricultural sector. I believe this will be largely
[00:20:11] true, God willing. Also, this land that
[00:20:17] the industrial city in the city, which may be used for
[00:20:20] real estate establishments or real estate investment.
[00:20:23] Okay, Mr. Aboud, the Governor
[00:20:27] said that the Minister of Health, Dr. Musab Ali,
[00:20:31] instructed to activate the National Hospital within 18 months.
[00:20:34] Please update us on the situation. of the health sector in the governorate,
[00:20:38] and if there is any
[00:20:41] need to activate medical points while
[00:20:45] the National Hospital is being prepared.
[00:20:49] Yes, the Minister of Health. I was present when he gave a press
[00:20:52] conference and announced the allocation of perhaps
[00:20:56] 10 million dollars for
[00:20:59] the rehabilitation of the National
[00:21:02] Hospital, which is considered the large National Hospital
[00:21:07] in addition to focusing on
[00:21:10] the countryside, especially our destroyed
[00:21:13] Maadan Hospital in the Raqqa countryside, which serves a large area.
[00:21:16] There have been many studies and visits by international
[00:21:20] organizations that
[00:21:23] visited the Health Directorate two days ago.
[00:21:26] There was the Director of Global Health
[00:21:30] in Syria who visited Raqqa and visited
[00:21:33] health facilities in the National Hospital and reviewed the health situation,
[00:21:37] and God willing, there are many promises to develop
[00:21:41] health facilities, the city's countryside. The National Hospital
[00:21:45] will be a priority, and the budget has been allocated,
[00:21:48] and studies have begun, and God willing, within the coming months,
[00:21:51] we will, God willing, bring good news to our people.
[00:21:55] Thank you very much, Mr. Aboud Hammam, Director
[00:21:59] of the Government Media Directorate in the Raqqa
[00:22:01] Media Directorate. Raqqa.
[00:22:05] And with this
[00:22:09] file, we conclude, dear viewers, the files of
[00:22:12] the Syria Tonight program. We have reached
[00:22:15] the end. May God protect you. May you be safe
[00:22:19] with God.
[00:23:00] In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Peace be upon you and God's
[00:23:02] mercy and blessings. Here is Syria today shaking off
[00:23:06] its dark past and tearing
[00:23:09] with its own hands a page from its painful past to embark on a path
[00:23:12] of development, reconstruction and building.
[00:23:16] The great people of Syria have done it again.
[00:23:20] Sanctions have been lifted and restrictions removed. I ask
[00:23:24] God Almighty to help us serve you.
[00:23:28] I extend my sincere thanks to the President of the United States of America, Donald
[00:23:31] Trump, and everyone who stood by us from friendly
[00:23:35] and supportive countries. Peace be upon you and God's
[00:23:39] mercy and blessings.
[00:23:42] The Syria that opens its doors today to receive the embassy
[00:23:46] of a friendly state
[00:23:51] is the same Syria that confined
[00:23:54] weapons under the umbrella of its legitimate institutions
[00:23:56] and, a few days ago, regained the unity of its national
[00:23:59] territory,
[00:24:03] and emerged proudly from the lists of bans that
[00:24:06] its name was on for 47 years,
[00:24:10] to return steadily to integration into global financial
[00:24:13] and air networks. This is the Syria that
[00:24:16] we are rebuilding today, open to its friends, present
[00:24:20] for its children.
[00:24:30] From the darkness of difficulties, oppression,
[00:24:33] and tragedies, and without seeing
[00:24:37] great
[00:24:38] victory appeared.
[00:24:43] Then, after that, the stages that followed the liberation
[00:24:46] of Damascus, there was a threat of internal
[00:24:50] division, sectarian wars, there was also
[00:24:52] the economy, infrastructure, services, energy, and so on,
[00:24:56] and sanctions were also at the top of them. These are stages
[00:24:59] that we overcame, by the grace of God Almighty, very quickly.
[00:25:15] In the face of a hidden war that seeks to destroy
[00:25:18] the minds of youth,
[00:25:21] on the front
[00:25:22] lines.
[00:25:26] Continuous battles and raids to pursue
[00:25:29] and dismantle smuggling
[00:25:31] networks.
[00:25:36] The goal is to arrest all those involved in these
[00:25:40] crimes. And in developing
[00:25:43] this confrontation, the Ministry today launches
[00:25:47] the new platforms of the Anti-Narcotics Department
[00:25:50] to open
[00:25:53] direct communication channels and activate the role
[00:25:57] of awareness to limit this phenomenon and contain it,
[00:26:00] in a new step that enhances
[00:26:02] security and confirms that every field or
[00:26:06] technical effort exerted
[00:26:09] is integrated today for
[00:27:46] Land border crossings are wide
[00:27:49] gates that receive arrivals and bid
[00:27:53] farewell to departures. Supply lines flow
[00:27:56] through them, carrying goods and commodities. Syria's land crossings
[00:28:00] today are witnessing
[00:28:04] the efforts of workers to pave the roads of the crossings
[00:28:08] and upgrade the facilities and improve
[00:28:11] the land ports to become economic
[00:28:14] bridges through which convoys
[00:28:16] of imports and exports pass. The development operations of land
[00:28:20] ports are not merely a rehabilitation of infrastructure,
[00:28:23] but rather a comprehensive preparation
[00:28:26] process for stable trade
[00:28:30] exchange lines and passage.
[00:30:22] Good morning and love, dear viewers. We wish
[00:30:26] you all the best and happiness this morning. Good morning, Rama. Good
[00:30:29] morning, Mirna, and good morning to all
[00:30:33] day is a good start for everyone and brings you
[00:30:36] all goodness, achievements, and peace of mind. Now, let's go
[00:30:39] and see the main topics of our episode
[00:30:41] today.
[00:30:44] The launch of the first Pistachio Festival activities in
[00:30:48] Khan Al-Harir and the Pistachio Market in
[00:30:50] Aleppo.