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[00:00:00] families with a larger number of dependents
[00:00:03] or a smaller number of able-bodied people to work, in addition
[00:00:07] to families with children out of school,
[00:00:10] or individuals with disabilities or people suffering from chronic
[00:00:14] diseases, as well as
[00:00:17] discussions also focused on displaced families and returning families. Accepted
[00:00:20] Its return, this individuals will undergo intensive training. This initiative comes within the efforts
[00:00:24] to enhance the economic independence of people with disabilities
[00:00:27] and expand their participation in the labor market. And transform
[00:00:31] their ideas and skills into productive projects
[00:00:35] that contribute to improving their living
[00:00:38] conditions. The activities of the Syria without
[00:00:42] Drugs campaign were launched at Aleppo University,
[00:00:45] on the occasion of the World Mental Health Day.
[00:00:49] The activities included presentations on drug
[00:00:52] the flow of traffic control efforts and the work
[00:00:54] of specialized health centers, and an awareness
[00:00:58] discussion session. The session concluded with honoring
[00:01:02] a number of drug control personnel in
[00:01:05] tour with Aleppo in appreciation of their efforts
[00:01:07] and their injuries while performing
[00:01:10] their duties.
[00:01:14] due to the high price of diesel. We are forced to The Drug Control Department announced
[00:01:17] and increases our keenness the thwarting of an attempt to smuggle more than 100
[00:01:20] thousand Captagon pills that were hidden inside
[00:01:23] the spare tire of a refrigerated
[00:01:26] truck heading towards Saudi Arabia
[00:01:30] through the Nasib border crossing. The
[00:01:33] administration said in a statement that the operation resulted in the seizure
[00:01:36] of the shipment and the arrest of those involved, while
[00:01:39] the seized items were duly confiscated and the arrested
[00:01:43] person was referred to the security authorities to complete the necessary
[00:01:47] legal procedures.
[00:01:52] The police of Raqqa announced the start of
[00:01:55] implementing the decision to ban motorcycles from entering the city
[00:01:59] within a dual security and traffic framework
[00:02:02] aimed at cutting off drug promotion
[00:02:05] supply lines, imposing discipline in the streets, and maintaining
[00:02:09] Amidst this continuous public safety.
[00:02:20] Regarding the decision to ban motorcycles,
[00:02:23] as Syria's stability today many people need motorcycles, and they are causing trouble
[00:02:25] for entire families. But at the same time, some people are driving them
[00:02:31] it. May God and causing accidents, and they are really hurting us in this regard. So, for me, I agree with the decision to ban motorcycles
[00:02:35] in the
[00:02:35] country.
[00:02:40] Motorcycles are causing a lot of problems, they are
[00:02:43] obstructing traffic, and young hoodlums
[00:02:46] are riding them.
[00:02:50] Based on that, they should
[00:02:54] the largest possible number be banned. Regarding the reasons, there are three main
[00:02:58] for a new phase reasons. The first reason, which is
[00:03:01] after the field study, it became clear to us that motorcycles
[00:03:05] are the primary means for promoting drugs
[00:03:08] and toxic substances within the city. The second
[00:03:12] and restoring sovereignty over reason is the high number of accidents. We received many
[00:03:15] complaints from residents in residential
[00:03:19] forums. This neighborhoods regarding violations. The third
[00:03:23] and most important reason is that it is originally a popular
[00:03:26] demand. It is not a decision; it is a popular demand. In Raqqa since
[00:03:31] national vision based 2019, this decision has been enforced. Therefore,
[00:03:34] our goal is not to seize
[00:03:37] motorcycles. Our goal is for people
[00:03:39] to commit. Compliance saves a
[00:03:43] person's motorcycle, and at the same time it saves us effort that we need
[00:03:48] interconnected and conflicting from for other more important issues, such
[00:03:49] the Governor from as drugs.
[00:03:51] This step comes at a sensitive time to block
[00:03:55] the way for networks promoting toxic substances
[00:03:58] that target youth,
[00:04:01] as well as restoring traffic flow
[00:04:04] to the city's streets. Mohammed Aslan, Syrian News,
[00:04:09] provides services to a wide segment Raqqa City.
[00:04:15] everyone who contributed to this
[00:04:20] The Atomic Energy Commission held the first
[00:04:23] forum for Syrian nuclear energy experts, with the presence
[00:04:26] of a group of scientists and experts from inside
[00:04:30] and outside, with the aim of enhancing scientific cooperation in
[00:04:34] the peaceful applications of atomic
[00:04:37] energy. The forum comes within the framework of the commission's efforts
[00:04:40] to build a national network that brings together Syrian
[00:04:43] competencies specialized in nuclear fields
[00:04:47] Quneitra. God willing, we will deliver and allows the exchange of experiences and knowledge among
[00:04:50] scientists and researchers, which contributes to the development of scientific
[00:04:54] research and the preparation of joint
[00:04:56] projects.
[00:05:01] The Directorate of International Cooperation in Idlib Governorate
[00:05:05] held a meeting with representatives of the United Nations
[00:05:08] (UN) offices in Aleppo and Idlib,
[00:05:11] to discuss humanitarian action strategies
[00:05:14] and supporting stability in the region.
[00:05:17] The meeting witnessed a comprehensive review of the most
[00:05:21] important humanitarian intervention priorities required
[00:05:24] at the level of all vital sectors. The
[00:05:29] funding mechanisms and supporting development projects that
[00:05:33] directly contribute to facilitating the return of displaced
[00:05:36] families from camps to their towns
[00:05:39] and villages.
[00:05:45] The administration of the Atareb region and the joint
[00:05:49] security force in the western Aleppo countryside began
[00:05:52] a field campaign to remove encroachments
[00:05:55] on the Atareb-Abin road in an effort to prepare
[00:05:59] and pave the road in a way that serves the public interest and ensures
[00:06:04] in the region.
[00:06:15] Today, we conducted a field the joint police
[00:06:18] force. Three days ago, we warned
[00:06:21] people not to obstruct
[00:06:24] sidewalks and roads. Thank God, there is a great response
[00:06:28] from the people of the region.
[00:06:31] The illegal places have been removed.
[00:06:35] All violations have been removed with bulldozers. Today, thank
[00:06:39] God we stand on this vital
[00:06:43] road that connects Aleppo-Bab al-Hawa road
[00:06:46] and Idlib-Bab al-Hawa
[00:06:48] road. The goal of the campaign
[00:06:52] is to remove everything that obstructs the expansion
[00:06:55] process, such as encroachments in front of shops,
[00:06:59] encroachments on sidewalks
[00:07:01] through block fences
[00:07:04] or metal encroachments, or all types
[00:07:07] of encroachments within these sidewalks
[00:07:10] to facilitate the process of
[00:07:14] scraping the road and re-laying the asphalt
[00:07:16] layer.
[00:07:19] The entire road is
[00:07:21] full of potholes and, as
[00:07:24] they say, many bumps,
[00:07:27] and there are stalls on the side of the road. Regarding this issue,
[00:07:31] pedestrians suffer a lot from this issue, and we
[00:07:35] hope that the officials, may God reward them, will expand
[00:07:38] the road, clean it, and pave
[00:07:43] bless everyone.
[00:07:47] Sweida Governor Mustafa Al-Bakour discussed
[00:07:50] with a delegation from the Citizen Service
[00:07:53] Directorate ways to activate a number of citizen
[00:07:56] service centers in the governorate and expand the scope
[00:08:00] of services provided in them. The attendees
[00:08:03] discussed the possibility of activating
[00:08:07] of services, reviewing the potential
[00:08:10] challenges that may hinder their launch. The Governor
[00:08:13] Al-Bakour tasked the Citizen Service Directorate
[00:08:16] with preparing integrated action plans
[00:08:19] to activate them as soon
[00:08:22] as possible.
[00:08:26] Quneitra Governorate reopened Khan Arnab
[00:08:29] post office in its new look after the completion
[00:08:32] of its rehabilitation and restoration work
[00:08:36] to resume providing a wide range of postal
[00:08:40] and financial services.
[00:09:01] the organization, Al-Ghiras
[00:09:04] Organization, and the Director of Quneitra Post to reopen
[00:09:08] Khan Arnab post office, which is the office in
[00:09:11] the center of Khan Arnab city. It is considered one of the largest post offices
[00:09:15] in Quneitra Governorate after the central directorate. This office is number
[00:09:18] eight in this directorate, and this office
[00:09:21] of citizens. It was previously in a neglected place, now it is in an organized
[00:09:25] and tidy place, thanks to the efforts of
[00:09:28] matter. It serves a wide segment of more than
[00:09:31] 50,000 citizens in this area, Khan Arnab and the surrounding
[00:09:35] villages, for quick and various services, such as
[00:09:39] retirees' salaries, money transfers, mobile top-ups,
[00:09:42] parcel shipping, and some official documents, such as real estate
[00:09:46] registry extracts for non-workers. God willing, we will expand our services even further. The Syrian
[00:09:50] Post Foundation is committed to expanding its services throughout the Syrian geography. We are now in Quneitra
[00:09:53] Governorate. Quneitra Governorate has great importance in our hearts. It was in a remote
[00:09:57] place and suffered from marginalization. Now we are present everywhere in
[00:10:00] our services to all citizens.
[00:10:02] After our meeting
[00:10:07] with the Governor and studying the needs, one of the most important
[00:10:10] needs facing the
[00:10:13] Quneitra governorate, especially the Khan Arnab area, is the renovation
[00:10:16] of the post office there,
[00:10:20] which serves more than 50 thousand citizens. Therefore,
[00:10:23] we agreed with the governorate to renovate this center
[00:10:27] to serve and provide
[00:10:30] the necessary services to our people in Khan
[00:10:32] Arnab and the surrounding
[00:10:34] areas.
[00:10:37] The Khan Arnab post office in Quneitra began
[00:10:41] providing its services to the residents, a step aimed at facilitating
[00:10:44] the completion of their postal transactions and alleviating
[00:10:47] the burden of traveling to other centers. Shadi Abu Zeid,
[00:10:50] Syrian News, Quneitra
[00:10:53] Governorate.
[00:10:55] The town of Khazima in the northern Raqqa countryside suffers
[00:10:59] from a severe shortage of basic services, especially drinking
[00:11:02] water, the agricultural sector, and other
[00:11:05] service sectors. Residents appeal to the concerned
[00:11:09] authorities to intervene urgently to activate these
[00:11:12] services and work to provide them to alleviate
[00:11:15] their suffering.
[00:11:26] We are farmers. We suffer from a major
[00:11:29] and fundamental problem, which is the scarcity of diesel.
[00:11:32] Agricultural lands need cultivation. People are idle
[00:11:35] and not cultivating
[00:11:39] zero. Secondly, fertilizers
[00:11:41] and seeds.
[00:11:44] The most important item is the security role. The most important
[00:11:48] item. They have placed four elements in Khazima, and they are not
[00:11:51] enough to cover ten villages
[00:11:53] or more. This is one. Two, regarding the
[00:11:57] Balikh bridges. Three, regarding support for the municipality
[00:12:01] for drainage and other sewage drains. There are potholes
[00:12:04] in the roads. All of this is
[00:12:05] absent from us.
[00:12:08] We suffer from a severe lack of all
[00:12:11] types of services. The issue
[00:12:15] of waste and random dumps. Today, you will find a
[00:12:19] dump in front of every house or at the end of every neighborhood. You will find a dump.
[00:12:22] See for yourself. This picture is clear, like
[00:12:26] the issue of the internet
[00:12:29] and satellite TV. We don't have anything here except that there are no mobile signals.
[00:12:32] If I want to make a call, I have to go 20 kilometers to Raqqa to
[00:12:35] talk, right? So we demand the activation
[00:12:37] of cell towers.
[00:12:42] We have been suffering from the problem of the river for a long time.
[00:12:45] Of course, the problem is cleaning the river and secondly, the destroyed
[00:12:48] bridges that were destroyed during the war.
[00:12:52] When the winter season and floods and rains begin,
[00:12:55] the agricultural lands from here to the Turkish border on
[00:12:59] both banks of the river are flooded. All lands are submerged
[00:13:02] in water. We demand the government and the officials of Raqqa Governorate in general,
[00:13:06] and since Raqqa is an agricultural governorate par excellence, to clean
[00:13:09] the drains and the Balikh
[00:13:10] River in particular.
[00:13:13] We are 12 houses that don't have private water. We have been buying water for five years,
[00:13:16] and this is under the eyes
[00:13:20] of the Water Directorate. They come and lay pipes, but they are empty and have no
[00:13:23] water. The people don't work, they work but there is nothing
[00:13:26] left. Its problem is simple,
[00:13:29] 100-150 meters of water from the main line, they pull it out and the problem is solved
[00:13:33] from its root.
[00:13:36] In the face of these urgent challenges
[00:13:39] that burden the people of Khazima town in the Raqqa
[00:13:42] countryside, from the drinking water crisis and the deterioration
[00:13:45] of the road infrastructure to the stagnation of the agricultural
[00:13:49] sector, eyes remain
[00:13:53] on the concerned authorities
[00:13:55] and the active service agencies to intervene
[00:13:59] urgently. Muhammad Aslan, Syrian News, Raqqa
[00:14:02] countryside.
[00:14:04] Dear viewers, with that, we have reached the end of our bulletin, and here
[00:14:08] is a reminder
[00:14:09] of the headlines.
[00:14:13] President Ahmed Al-Shara meets with a delegation of Syrian
[00:14:16] experts and specialists in the technology and innovation
[00:14:19] sector.
[00:14:24] The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates confirms to his Saudi
[00:14:28] counterpart Syria's solidarity in confronting the escalating targeting by the Houthi
[00:14:31] militia of civilian facilities.
[00:14:33] The Minister
[00:14:37] of Information emphasizes the importance of Arab cooperation in the field
[00:14:40] of media governance and rebuilding institutions
[00:14:44] to ensure the development of a solid and professional
[00:14:47] media sector.
[00:14:52] The Central Bank concludes the first deal
[00:14:55] for supplying petroleum products between the Syrian Petroleum Company
[00:14:59] and Saudi Aramco.
[00:15:00] Thank you for your
[00:15:05] kind follow-up. God bless you.
[00:15:50] Ladies and gentlemen, this partnership also carries a meaning
[00:15:54] that we cherish, as it comes within the context of the fraternal relations between the Syrian
[00:15:58] Arab Republic and the United Arab Emirates, and what we aspire
[00:16:02] to translate these relations into broader economic and investment
[00:16:05] cooperation that serves the interests of
[00:16:09] successful investment is that which reflects on people's
[00:16:12] lives, and is based on their competencies,
[00:16:16] and gives the people of the region a real role in implementation
[00:16:19] and operation. From here, our
[00:16:22] partnerships with international investors and expertise
[00:16:26] gain their importance when coupled with knowledge transfer and capacity
[00:16:30] building, and giving priority to Syrian
[00:16:33] expertise and energies. We have seen from the people
[00:16:36] of Syria love for their country
[00:16:38] and a will to work and build,
[00:16:42] as well as a keenness for the future
[00:16:45] of their country and their children as well.
[00:16:49] This instills hope
[00:16:52] in our souls
[00:16:55] to participate
[00:16:57] in work that benefits people. We are
[00:17:01] with you today to learn from
[00:17:03] Syria and its people and to work with them
[00:17:07] as well. We hope to have a share in serving this country and its people.
[00:17:24] The meeting today with representatives
[00:17:27] of American companies and the Chamber
[00:17:29] of Commerce.
[00:17:53] to restore hope not only to Syrians but to the entire
[00:17:56] region,
[00:18:00] serves not only Syria but the entire region, and this is a common interest
[00:18:04] for everyone. Syria now, as you
[00:18:08] mentioned, has great opportunities, and many have seized them, especially
[00:18:11] Gulf countries. Investments have started to flow into Syria
[00:18:15] successively. Our people in the Emirates
[00:18:19] are keen observers of opportunities, so DP World hastened
[00:18:22] to invest in Tartous
[00:18:24] Port.
[00:18:31] Damascus makes history.
[00:18:35] Syrian diplomacy has never been just ink on
[00:18:39] paper, but rather embodied decisive
[00:18:42] stances that succeeded in breaking the chains of isolation,
[00:18:46] lifting international sanctions, strategic
[00:18:50] facilities, leading to the historic
[00:18:53] return to international
[00:18:57] active role is not a coincidence,
[00:19:00] but rather an extension of Syria's
[00:19:03] geographical location, which is in the center
[00:19:06] of the world, and its
[00:19:09] on full sovereignty, keeping the country
[00:19:12] away from conflicts, and prioritizing the interests of the Syrian people
[00:19:16] above all else. Based on these
[00:19:19] constants, Damascus opened its doors to connect
[00:19:23] East with West through intensive diplomatic
[00:19:26] activity. Mutual visits,
[00:19:30] historic summits established joint
[00:19:33] action and strengthened relations.
[00:19:40] to strategic partnerships that it forged with the leaders
[00:19:44] of major powers.
[00:19:47] Today, Syrian diplomacy continues
[00:19:50] its firm approach through constructive
[00:19:53] dialogue and expanding cooperation horizons.
[00:20:50] Allahu Akbar. Today, the city of Aleppo is witnessing the reopening of one of
[00:20:54] its most important historical and archaeological landmarks. Today, thanks to Allah
[00:20:58] Almighty, and then to the efforts of the Governor of Aleppo
[00:21:01] city, and to the efforts of the heroes, they
[00:21:04] built this mosque and restored it to its true
[00:21:06] splendor.
[00:21:10] mosque in its new magnificent
[00:21:13] building, the jewel of Aleppo, has been illuminated
[00:21:16] and enlightened, thanks to Allah Almighty. Allah
[00:21:20] and praise be to Allah.
[00:21:37] The graduation of this course embodies an aspect of the vision
[00:21:40] of modern Syria in empowering the role of women and enhancing
[00:21:44] their active participation in the process of building
[00:21:47] and development.
[00:21:51] The graduation of this course comes as a new step in
[00:21:54] enhancing their presence in police work
[00:21:57] and opening the door for them to perform their responsibilities
[00:22:00] in building the state and society. Syrian women have presented a bright
[00:22:04] image of patience, steadfastness, and sacrifice,
[00:22:07] and have proven their ability to bear
[00:22:10] responsibility.
[00:22:18] We have chosen a path that requires courage, discipline,
[00:22:21] and sincerity, so be up to this
[00:22:24] responsibility.
[00:22:32] I swear by Almighty God, I swear by the trustworthy God, that
[00:22:36] I will be loyal and faithful, that I will be loyal and faithful
[00:22:39] to the Syrian Arab Republic, the Syrian
[00:22:42] Arab Republic. All
[00:22:45] my nights, all my nights in protecting
[00:22:48] the homeland, in protecting
[00:22:59] From Tunisia, where Arab media institutions
[00:23:02] meet and exchange voices
[00:23:05] and experiences, Syria returns to
[00:23:08] the scene, a presence that opens a new door
[00:23:11] for communication, exchange of expertise, and building
[00:23:15] partnerships. In the corridors of the Arab
[00:23:19] Radio and Television Festival,
[00:23:21] the Syrian General Commission for Radio and Television participates
[00:23:25] to say that Syrian media
[00:23:29] is restoring its presence. The first prize
[00:23:32] was awarded to the program "Outside
[00:23:35] the Game" produced by
[00:23:39] the Syrian General Commission for Radio and Television,
[00:23:42] and it opens up to its Arab surroundings
[00:23:45] and prepares
[00:23:48] of work.
[00:23:51] The winning of a number of produced materials in the General Authority for Television within
[00:23:54] the competitions of the Arab Radio and Television Festival
[00:23:58] is a source of confidence, pride, and honor for
[00:24:01] us, and most importantly, it is an appreciation for the efforts
[00:24:04] of the workers who produced these materials. Of course,
[00:24:08] these results are an indicator that Syrian
[00:24:11] production has the ability to be present
[00:24:14] and compete in international forums, and that what our
[00:24:18] colleagues produce in the General Authority for Television reaches the
[00:24:22] evaluation and arbitration platforms and receives
[00:24:25] appreciation. From Tunisia, another step
[00:24:28] towards a broader
[00:24:30] horizon.
[00:24:35] A training journey that shapes the features of
[00:24:38] personality.
[00:24:43] A path that makes
[00:24:44] a difference.
[00:24:48] Behind this discipline, there is constant
[00:24:51] guidance and follow-up.
[00:24:59] They chose the challenge at a young age,
[00:25:02] so experience would sharpen their determination. Young
[00:25:05] energies are invested, guided
[00:25:08] and trained.
[00:25:13] To transform strength into awareness and challenge
[00:25:17] into commitment.
[00:25:25] The future of the nation is embodied in the promising generation.
[00:25:40] A barrier tape surrounds the crime
[00:25:43] scene
[00:25:46] to begin the story of uncovering the truth.
[00:25:50] A lens documents
[00:25:53] and vigilance precedes
[00:25:55] the steps.
[00:26:01] Organization leads criminal work towards precise
[00:26:04] investigation and institutional
[00:26:07] performance, comprehensive follow-up across all
[00:26:10] governorates.
[00:26:13] Eyes observe and search, uncovering hidden
[00:26:16] threads so that every saboteur
[00:26:19] and perpetrator receives his deserved
[00:26:23] punishment. Criminal Investigations, law prevails
[00:26:27] and justice
[00:26:28] is achieved.
[00:27:12] The scraping and removal of soil layers have been completed
[00:27:15] in preparation for moving to the next stages of
[00:27:19] preparation and implementation.
[00:28:00] Around the clock, Syrian ports and facilities are bustling
[00:28:04] with activity and are fully prepared
[00:28:07] to receive the largest international commercial vessels.
[00:28:12] logistical activity and ongoing
[00:28:15] work, the ports are witnessing a real maritime leap
[00:28:18] thanks to their cadres who manage navigation
[00:28:22] with the highest degrees of professionalism. With the modernization
[00:28:26] of equipment and the adoption of the latest technological mechanisms
[00:28:30] and international safety standards,
[00:28:33] the pace of work increases, and every
[00:28:36] day that passes is a step closer
[00:28:40] to a better future.
[00:28:42] Seaports, Syria's lifeline to the world.
[00:30:34] Good morning, dear viewers of this morning
[00:30:37] and Syrian News. With the dawn, our
[00:30:41] hopes are renewed, and the first hours of our day bring
[00:30:44] new wishes and news that we hope will be good. Good morning, Mirna.
[00:30:48] Good morning, Yara, and good morning to our viewers. We hope you have a morning
[00:30:51] full of goodness and optimism, and that this day brings you what makes
[00:30:55] your hearts happy and gives you positive energy. Let's now
[00:30:59] move on.