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[00:00:01] Well, as for me, I agree with the opinion that motorcycles
[00:00:03] in the country
[00:00:08] played by Syrian medical competencies abroad. are causing a lot of problems. They are causing many problems.
[00:00:12] do not accept that our people remain in They are obstructing traffic. The hooligans and young people
[00:00:14] riding them
[00:00:17] should be stopped. This
[00:00:20] must be stopped.
[00:00:24] Regarding the reasons, there are three main reasons.
[00:00:27] The first reason, which is after
[00:00:31] a field study, showed us that motorcycles
[00:00:34] are the primary means
[00:00:36] of this year of drug trafficking Many specialized doctors and toxic materials within the city.
[00:00:40] The second reason is the high number of accidents.
[00:00:43] We received many complaints
[00:00:46] to my country, from residents in
[00:00:48] I will be able to talk to many residential neighborhoods regarding violations. The third
[00:00:51] and most important reason is that it is a popular demand.
[00:00:54] It is not a decision, it is a popular demand.
[00:00:58] in The decision has been in effect since level. The names of the doctors are available at 2019.
[00:01:01] Therefore, our goal is not to confiscate
[00:01:05] motorcycles. Our goal is for people
[00:01:08] to commit, and commitment saves
[00:01:11] a person his motorcycle.
[00:01:14] is a beautiful country that has many At the same time, it saves us effort that we need
[00:01:16] for other important issues,
[00:01:20] such as drugs. This step comes at a sensitive time
[00:01:24] to cut off the supply of toxic materials
[00:01:26] that target youth.
[00:01:30] In addition to restoring traffic flow
[00:01:33] to the city's streets.
[00:01:36] should talk down to the people. The people are smarter than Mohammed Asslan, Syrian News,
[00:01:36] of 0.17%. Raqqa city.
[00:01:40] The Atareb area administration and the joint police force
[00:01:44] in the western Aleppo countryside launched a field campaign
[00:01:48] to remove violations on the Atareb road in
[00:01:51] an effort to prepare the road and pave it in a way that serves
[00:01:54] the public interest and ensures the smooth flow of traffic in
[00:01:58] and enjoy the beauty that this the area.
[00:02:08] Today, we conducted a field tour
[00:02:10] Frankfurt International Book Fair in with the joint police force.
[00:02:12] and increases our keenness to Three days ago, we warned people
[00:02:16] not to have obstructions on sidewalks and
[00:02:20] roads. Thank God, there has been a great response
[00:02:23] from the people of the region. The places that were in violation
[00:02:26] have been removed with bulldozers.
[00:02:30] We have removed all violations, and today, thank God,
[00:02:34] we stand on this vital road that connects
[00:02:38] affirms Syria's full solidarity with the Aleppo-Bab al-Hawa road and the Idlib-Bab al-Hawa
[00:02:42] road. The goal of the campaign
[00:02:45] is to remove everything that
[00:02:48] record time. hinders the expansion process, including obstructions in front of
[00:02:51] shops, obstructions on sidewalks,
[00:02:55] such as block fences
[00:02:58] or metal obstructions, or all kinds
[00:03:01] of obstructions within these sidewalks,
[00:03:04] in order to facilitate
[00:03:07] the scraping of the road and re-laying
[00:03:10] the asphalt layer.
[00:03:13] for community protection. The whole road is full of potholes
[00:03:17] and, as they say, many bumps,
[00:03:21] to exchange these and there are stalls on the side of the road.
[00:03:24] The pedestrians are suffering a lot from this,
[00:03:28] and we hope that the officials
[00:03:33] will clean and pave the road. May God bless
[00:03:36] everyone.
[00:03:42] environment based on The General Organization for Social Insurance
[00:03:44] a very important part of launched two new services via short text messages
[00:03:47] in an advanced step within its digital transformation
[00:03:51] path aimed at developing performance
[00:03:54] and facilitating transactions. The first service focuses
[00:03:58] on notifying employers who are three months
[00:04:01] behind in payments to settle their financial
[00:04:04] obligations, while the second service
[00:04:08] aims to alert subscribers themselves who are six months
[00:04:12] behind in payments
[00:04:14] and God willing, it will be followed by other steps to complete their payments, in a step to improve
[00:04:16] the quality of services and save time and effort for
[00:04:20] customers.
[00:04:26] Amidst this Sweida Governor
[00:04:28] Mustafa Al-Bakour discussed with a delegation from the Citizen Service Directorate
[00:04:32] ways to activate a number of citizen service centers in
[00:04:36] the governorate and expand the scope of services provided
[00:04:39] therein. The attendees discussed the possibility
[00:04:43] of activating the largest possible number of services,
[00:04:46] reviewing the potential challenges
[00:04:49] of the "Silt Wasl" program, that may hinder the launch of these services. The governor, Al-Bakour, tasked
[00:04:53] the Citizen Service Directorate with preparing a comprehensive
[00:04:57] action plan to activate them as soon as
[00:05:10] an Austrian tourist is touring
[00:05:13] the tourist sites in Syria and is calling on the world to visit them
[00:05:17] and discover their civilization and safety. Let's watch.
[00:05:33] There are several reasons that prompted me to come. As for why I chose
[00:05:36] Syria specifically and no other country,
[00:05:39] it is because I have no relations with any other Arab country.
[00:05:43] Syria is the only Arab country with which I feel a connection
[00:05:46] and about whose people and their situation
[00:05:49] I have formed an idea. My
[00:05:53] message is that I am sure that when I return
[00:06:00] people and I will promote Syria
[00:06:03] and introduce it, because in Europe today,
[00:06:07] there is only limited knowledge about what is actually happening
[00:06:11] in Syria. There is a lot of fear. Such ideas spread,
[00:06:14] "No, this country is not good, it is very
[00:06:17] dangerous." Even my friends told me not to go there
[00:06:21] because the situation is very dangerous. But I say that Syria
[00:06:27] wonderful areas, landscapes,
[00:06:28] and landmarks.
[00:06:36] To the world, it is very clear: you can go to Syria because it is
[00:06:40] safe. I did not have any
[00:06:42] bad experiences while I was here. There is a lot to see in
[00:06:46] Syria. The people are friendly. And moreover,
[00:06:49] the place is amazingly beautiful, and there are many
[00:06:53] and many places you should visit. And certainly,
[00:06:56] there is some damage from the war, and it is truly unfortunate
[00:07:00] that many beautiful places have been damaged, but I
[00:07:04] think that people in Europe can start traveling to
[00:07:07] Syria as tourists,
[00:07:10] country offers.
[00:07:18] Syria is participating in the 78th edition of the
[00:07:23] Germany, with the aim of introducing Syrian intellectual and scientific
[00:07:27] production and communicating with publishing houses and international
[00:07:30] cultural and academic institutions, and exploring opportunities
[00:07:34] for cooperation in the fields of publishing, translation, and exchange
[00:07:37] of expertise.
[00:07:45] Today we are in front of the Syrian pavilion, which is being held for the first time at the Frankfurt
[00:07:48] International Book Fair, which is considered the most
[00:07:52] important exhibition, and Syrian missions are present today to support this
[00:07:55] initiative. And as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs always supports all initiatives
[00:07:59] and is present to support the cultural and educational path, and today
[00:08:02] Syria is present to hopefully
[00:08:06] announce a new stage of return to all
[00:08:09] cultural and educational activities and all international forums.
[00:08:15] Of course, the Ministry of Higher Education, with its public universities,
[00:08:18] participated with a collection of works in various medical,
[00:08:22] scientific, literary, cultural,
[00:08:25] religious, legal, and economic
[00:08:28] specializations. Of course, this is a great opportunity
[00:08:34] cultures with
[00:08:35] the participating countries, God willing.
[00:08:51] It includes a large number of writers and publishing houses, which makes it
[00:08:57] the Arab world. And I see that Syria's natural place
[00:09:00] is among the participating
[00:09:01] countries.
[00:09:08] Syria participated this year, yes, thank
[00:09:10] God. We were able
[00:09:12] to arrange a special pavilion for the Syrian Arab Republic at the Frankfurt
[00:09:16] Book Fair. Yes, the Syrian book is present
[00:09:19] today. Yes, the Syrian institution and the Syrian state are present
[00:09:22] today. This is the first step,
[00:09:26] next year.
[00:09:29] In general, I am very happy and proud. I was surprised, frankly, I didn't comprehend it at first,
[00:09:33] and finally, let me be very proud that the Syrian country
[00:09:37] is finally developing and opening up
[00:09:38] more.
[00:09:41] The participation of the Syrian Arab Republic in the Frankfurt
[00:09:45] International Book Fair was able to introduce visitors to Syria's civilization
[00:09:49] and culture and affirmed that Syria has returned anew
[00:09:52] and is open to the world. Omar Dandash, Syrian News,
[00:09:56] Frankfurt,
[00:09:57] Germany.
[00:10:06] To discuss ways to support and develop the health sector,
[00:10:10] Chicago hosted the 14th National Conference
[00:10:13] of the Syrian American Medical Society
[00:10:17] (SAMS),
[00:10:20] the Syrian Embassy in
[00:10:21] Washington.
[00:10:26] First, we highly appreciate the efforts of the Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS)
[00:10:30] and we value and cherish all the roles
[00:10:33] In fact, we view this conference today as a strategic
[00:10:37] opportunity to link Syrian medical
[00:10:39] expertise with the priorities of rebuilding the health sector,
[00:10:43] and this is fully consistent with the vision of His Excellency the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates
[00:10:47] and the Chargé d'Affaires, Mr. Mohammed Qanatri, in
[00:10:50] strengthening communication with Syrian competencies
[00:10:52] in general.
[00:10:58] meet at this conference, and also at this conference
[00:11:02] we have a meeting for future doctors,
[00:11:05] medical students and specialists at
[00:11:08] American universities, who will carry the torch
[00:11:12] for the future of SAMS operations, God willing.
[00:11:16] Several services have been provided in the hospitals of the Ministry of Higher Education. Coordination is at the highest
[00:11:22] the crossings when we arrive,
[00:11:25] carrying supplies and some equipment that we need for this
[00:11:28] medical mission. Coordination is done with the administration
[00:11:32] of the crossings and customs, and our passage is facilitated.
[00:11:36] So, it seems that coordination
[00:11:37] is at the highest levels at the
[00:11:40] present time. What we are trying to do in Syria is
[00:11:43] similar to the health system in America.
[00:11:46] Of course, the financial capabilities of the system are very different
[00:11:49] between here and Syria. Therefore, the hospitals that
[00:11:53] we selected, or the people that we brought, are at least individuals
[00:11:57] who have a background in what it means for a person
[00:12:00] not to be able to pay for the care
[00:12:01] they need to receive.
[00:12:06] We are currently, as an organization in the
[00:12:10] pharmacy department, working with SAMS on short-term
[00:12:13] and long-term goals, and our primary goal is
[00:12:17] to improve the cultural
[00:12:20] system for pharmacists in Syria,
[00:12:23] and we are working on
[00:12:26] optimal treatment, meaning we are improving treatment
[00:12:30] and working on the safety of patient treatment
[00:12:50] receives a delegation from the American business community to discuss
[00:12:53] investment opportunities. The Damascus Securities Exchange
[00:12:57] opens its sessions with trading
[00:13:00] of 6,570 thousand Syrian
[00:13:03] pounds. Details after the break.
[00:13:19] Welcome again. The head of the Investment Authority,
[00:13:22] Ahmed Rawad Ramadan, discussed with a delegation from
[00:13:25] the American business community, comprising 30 representatives from
[00:13:28] 22 American, regional,
[00:13:32] and international companies and institutions, investment opportunities in Syria
[00:13:35] and strengthening economic cooperation, especially in the oil
[00:13:39] and gas, energy, infrastructure,
[00:13:42] construction, and logistical services sectors.
[00:13:45] The meeting, organized by the Syrian American Business Council
[00:13:48] in cooperation with the American Kurdish Business Council,
[00:13:51] aimed to learn about the investment environment
[00:13:54] in Syria and explore opportunities to enter the market and expand
[00:13:58] businesses, in addition to building new partnerships with relevant
[00:14:01] government agencies. Ramadan stressed the importance of providing an investment
[00:14:07] trust, good governance, clarity,
[00:14:10] and quick response, emphasizing the role of the private sector
[00:14:14] as a key partner in development and the Authority's
[00:14:17] ambition to strengthen Syrian-American economic
[00:14:21] partnership.
[00:14:25] The Aleppo Chamber of Commerce signed a memorandum of understanding
[00:14:28] with Global Ceres for cooperation in granting ISO certification
[00:14:32] through the Swiss company Cotykena, with the aim of
[00:14:35] developing institutional performance and enhancing the competitiveness of institutions
[00:14:39] according to international standards. In a related
[00:14:42] context, the head of the Aleppo Chamber of Commerce, Mohammed Saeed Sheikh Al-Kar,
[00:14:46] discussed prospects for developing air cargo services through Aleppo
[00:14:49] International Airport and studying the possibility of establishing an integrated
[00:14:53] system for transporting
[00:14:55] goods that meets the needs of the commercial and industrial sectors
[00:14:58] and contributes to supporting exports and facilitating access
[00:15:02] to foreign markets.
[00:15:03] A
[00:15:07] formal government delegation visited the industrial city
[00:15:10] of Bab al-Hawa, including Deputy Minister of Economy and Industry
[00:15:13] Basil Abd al-Hannan and Idlib Governor Muhammad Abd al-Rahman,
[00:15:17] in order to follow up on the industrial situation and discuss ways
[00:15:21] to develop it and overcome obstacles to the production process.
[00:15:26] During the visit, plans and expansion projects were reviewed
[00:15:29] and the most prominent challenges facing industrialists
[00:15:32] were discussed. The delegation also conducted
[00:15:36] a field tour that included a number of factories and companies operating in the city,
[00:15:39] in addition to the sites of expansion projects under
[00:15:43] implementation to monitor the progress of work, the reality of the infrastructure,
[00:15:47] and the needs of the next
[00:15:49] phase.
[00:15:53] Meanwhile, the Bab al-Hawa border crossing with Turkey is witnessing continuous
[00:15:56] movement, with organized procedures to facilitate the entry
[00:16:00] and departure of travelers and provide them with the necessary
[00:16:04] services. According to the General Authority for Crossings
[00:16:07] and Customs, the total movement of travelers through the crossing
[00:16:11] during the first nine months
[00:16:13] exceeded 680,000
[00:16:17] travelers in both directions. The crossing also recorded the return
[00:16:21] of about 70 thousand citizens voluntarily
[00:16:24] to the homeland during the same
[00:16:28] period.
[00:16:31] The Damascus Securities Exchange opened its weekly sessions
[00:16:34] with trading valued at 6 million
[00:16:40] Syrian pounds, through the trading of
[00:16:43] 265,754
[00:16:47] shares through 208 deals.
[00:16:50] The National Transport Company topped
[00:16:53] the list of rising shares with a rate
[00:16:56] of 4.99%, followed by Al-Baraka
[00:16:59] with a rate
[00:17:00] of 1.68%,
[00:17:03] and Qatar National Bank with a rate of 0.5%,
[00:17:09] and the National Credit Bank with a rate
[00:17:14] In contrast, Syrian International Insurance recorded the largest
[00:17:17] declines with a rate
[00:17:19] of 4.88%,
[00:17:22] followed by Bemo Saudi French Bank with a rate
[00:17:25] of 4.29%,
[00:17:28] and Bank of Jordan Syria with a rate
[00:17:30] of 0.96%,
[00:17:32] while Al-Badia Cement share fell by a slight
[00:17:36] rate of
[00:17:38] 0.05%.
[00:18:02] President Ahmad Shar’i discusses with Syrian experts opportunities
[00:18:05] to develop the technology sector and support innovation in
[00:18:08] Syria.
[00:18:12] The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates
[00:18:16] Saudi Arabia in confronting the escalating targeting of civilian
[00:18:19] facilities by the Houthi militia.
[00:18:23] A specialized field survey
[00:18:26] resolves the debate about Al-Zahrawi Palace in Homs,
[00:18:29] and the Directorate of Antiquities and Museums announces the safety of the architectural
[00:18:33] fabric and defines the framework of ongoing maintenance and rehabilitation
[00:18:39] work. For the first time in 14 years,
[00:18:42] the Central Bank of Syria announces the execution of the first
[00:18:46] letter of credit for Syrian Petroleum in coordination with
[00:18:50] an American bank to supply petroleum
[00:18:52] products.
[00:22:00] carries a meaning we cherish, as it comes in the context of the fraternal
[00:22:04] relations between the Syrian Arab Republic and the United Arab
[00:22:07] Emirates, and our aspirations to translate these relations
[00:22:10] into broader economic and investment cooperation that serves
[00:22:14] the interests of our two countries and brotherly peoples.
[00:22:17] Successful investment is that which reflects on people's
[00:22:20] lives and is based on their competencies
[00:22:23] and gives the people of the region a real role in implementation
[00:22:27] and operation. Hence, our partnerships
[00:22:31] with investors and international expertise
[00:22:34] gain their importance when combined with knowledge transfer and capacity
[00:22:38] building and prioritizing Syrian expertise
[00:22:41] and capabilities. We felt from the people
[00:22:44] of Syria a love for their country
[00:22:46] and a will to work and build.
[00:22:50] Also, and a concern for the future
[00:22:53] of their country and their children as well.
[00:22:57] And this fills our
[00:23:00] hearts with hope
[00:23:02] participate
[00:23:05] in work that benefits people. We
[00:23:08] are among you today to learn from
[00:23:11] Syria and its people and work with them
[00:23:14] as well, and we hope that we will have a share in serving this country
[00:23:18] and its people.
[00:23:28] In confronting organized and cybercrime, a strong international
[00:23:32] will stands firm to dismantle the causes
[00:23:36] of crime. Syria is entering a new national phase
[00:23:40] in which it seeks to rebuild state institutions
[00:23:43] on the basis of the rule of law
[00:23:46] and community protection. The 15th United Nations
[00:23:50] Congress on Crime Prevention in the Emirati
[00:23:53] capital Abu Dhabi brings together decision-makers
[00:23:57] to tackle security challenges
[00:24:01] and establish a new charter
[00:24:03] From this international event, Syria embodies its
[00:24:07] vision and determination to build a state
[00:24:10] governed by law.
[00:24:13] Our conference is being held today at a stage that is witnessing
[00:24:16] profound transformations in the nature of crime and the means of committing
[00:24:20] it. The Syrian Arab Republic hopes that
[00:24:24] the Abu Dhabi Declaration will lay the foundation for a new phase
[00:24:27] of joint international action in which commitments are transformed into practical cooperation.
[00:25:04] Around the clock, Syrian ports and harbors are bustling
[00:25:08] with activity and are fully prepared
[00:25:11] to receive the largest international commercial ships.
[00:25:16] continuous logistical activity and ongoing
[00:25:19] work, the ports are witnessing a real maritime
[00:25:22] leap thanks to their cadres who manage
[00:25:25] navigation with the highest degree of professionalism.
[00:25:28] With the modernization of equipment and the adoption
[00:25:31] of the latest technological mechanisms
[00:25:35] and international safety standards, the pace
[00:25:38] of work increases so that every day that passes
[00:25:41] is a step closer towards a better
[00:25:44] future. Seaports:
[00:25:48] Syria's lifeline to the world.
[00:26:06] Our work in the camps is not only a duty, it is
[00:26:09] a commitment. We are the children of these camps and we
[00:26:14] the camps.
[00:26:23] A number of projects have been launched to rebuild
[00:26:27] the infrastructure, including schools and health centers. As
[00:26:31] I heard, there are approximately 650 schools that have been renovated
[00:26:35] in Idlib.
[00:26:44] Forest fires. We still have
[00:26:46] approximately 450
[00:26:49] forest fires.
[00:26:52] The longest fire lasted
[00:26:55] six hours
[00:27:01] the nine months we were working
[00:27:04] to create the governance mechanism that controls
[00:27:07] and regulates mine action in
[00:27:10] Syria.
[00:27:17] Welcome to the Syrian Story podcast on Syrian News TV.
[00:27:21] The
[00:27:24] most painful thing for
[00:27:27] me was when someone told me, "Stop the barrel bomb and then tell me
[00:27:30] about freedom." There should have been a provisional government, a military
[00:27:34] council, a judicial council. No one
[00:27:38] the word. On the basis of my family's death, they know that my family's
[00:27:42] death is a condolence to me. They visited me in Palmyra
[00:27:45] after 20 years to prepare
[00:27:48] for the attempted coup against Hafez. How was it uncovered?
[00:27:52] I said, "This is the first time we've been executed. Recite your remembrances." "I don't know what we're going to do with ourselves." You expected the revolution to be from Hasakah.
[00:27:56] I apologize if
[00:27:58] in this episode today we will
[00:28:02] relive the tragic memories and stories.
[00:28:05] We wanted to reach the pain of Syrians,
[00:28:09] their dreams, their ambitions through colors.
[00:28:13] The Syrian Story podcast at 9
[00:28:16] PM on Friday on Syrian News TV.
[00:28:32] All these countries that came to participate
[00:28:35] their participation came as an acknowledgement of this weight that Syria gained in
[00:28:50] This exhibition is a window to the other, to the culture of the other,
[00:28:54] and to the industry of the other, and also to promote
[00:28:57] ourselves in terms of our industry, our crafts,
[00:29:00] and our ethics.
[00:29:21] His name is Fajr Al-Furat for debris removal and management
[00:29:25] and reconstruction.
[00:29:32] Our position today in monitoring and evaluation will be to
[00:29:35] follow up on the work on the ground and evaluate the quantities
[00:29:38] of debris that will be removed.
[00:30:29] Winter is coming. Fuel, especially diesel, is facing
[00:30:33] many challenges in Syria, most notably
[00:30:36] the price increase and then the adjustment we have seen
[00:30:39] to suit the situation of the residents. However,
[00:30:42] there are other challenges related to the transportation
[00:30:45] sector, which is an important sector
[00:30:49] in Syria. In this episode
[00:30:52] we will learn about this sector, its equipment,
[00:30:56] its challenges, and the plans drawn for this sector.