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[00:00:09] thousand transactions in
[00:00:16] The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Asaad Al-Shaibani,
[00:00:19] discussed with his Qatari counterpart the latest regional developments and strengthening
[00:00:23] bilateral cooperation and developing relations
[00:00:27] between the two brotherly countries.
[00:00:32] For the first time in 14 years,
[00:00:35] the Central Bank of Syria announces the execution of the first
[00:00:39] letter of credit for the benefit of Syrian Petroleum in coordination
[00:00:42] with an American bank for supplying petroleum
[00:00:48] held in the Tunisian products. The National Hospital in Deir Ezzor
[00:00:52] receives about 300 patients, including
[00:00:55] and meeting with a number of dignitaries 63 cases
[00:00:57] and figures in the of suffocation due to the dust
[00:01:00] of dust and ensure storm. Civil Defense warns
[00:01:02] and calls for following precautionary
[00:01:05] guidelines.
[00:01:08] A delegation
[00:01:10] of People's Assembly members conducts a tour of several
[00:01:14] sites in Quneitra and holds an expanded
[00:01:17] area is cut off from meeting with administrative authorities in the governorate.
[00:01:20] of raising preparedness
[00:01:28] our people in the
[00:01:30] the completion of this
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[00:01:46] 4 PM Damascus time, a detailed news bulletin of the latest
[00:01:49] and most important news. Welcome.
[00:01:53] More details in this The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Asaad Al-Shaibani,
[00:01:55] met with the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the State
[00:01:58] of Qatar, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim
[00:02:02] Al Thani. During the meeting, the two sides discussed the latest
[00:02:05] regional developments
[00:02:09] We, as members of parliament, and ways to enhance bilateral cooperation
[00:02:11] airports and escalating clashes on and develop relations between the two brotherly countries, while
[00:02:14] emphasizing increased coordination and joint consultation to
[00:02:17] contribute to strengthening security and stability in
[00:02:20] the region.
[00:02:28] Syrian-Qatari relations are witnessing a remarkable shift since
[00:02:31] of military escalation in the fall of the former regime, with an acceleration in the pace of official
[00:02:35] communication and an expansion in the areas
[00:02:38] reception. The purpose of the of political, economic and humanitarian cooperation. This rapprochement reflects a common
[00:02:41] desire to open a new chapter, titled
[00:02:46] village on the Syrian-Iraqi supporting stability and contributing to reconstruction and building
[00:02:49] a partnership that is compatible with
[00:02:51] and coordinating documentary procedures with the requirements of the new stage in
[00:02:57] surfaces, I mean, Khalid International Airport in the dust on the ground Syria. The fall of the former regime marked a pivotal
[00:03:00] turning point in Syrian-Qatari relations, which moved
[00:03:04] continued cooperation with the Syrian from years of estrangement to a new
[00:03:07] phase titled openness and cooperation,
[00:03:10] driven by a political
[00:03:12] which doubles the financial burden on will to rebuild trust and strengthen
[00:03:16] partnership between
[00:03:17] the two countries.
[00:03:21] With the outbreak of the revolution in 2011,
[00:03:26] this October with the American Qatar emerged as one of the first countries that supported the Syrian people
[00:03:30] politically and humanely in confronting the former regime.
[00:03:33] With its fall, Doha rushed to translate
[00:03:42] the traffic police full solidarity with the Kingdom its positions into practical steps to be at the forefront of countries supporting Syria. Since the beginning of the new
[00:03:46] phase, Damascus and Doha have witnessed
[00:03:49] accelerated diplomatic activity, represented by the exchange of high-level
[00:03:54] of the People's Assembly, official visits between officials in the two countries, which focused
[00:03:56] on supporting stability in
[00:03:59] they carried out in the Syria and strengthening bilateral cooperation and opening new
[00:04:03] horizons for joint work in various
[00:04:06] fields. Economically, relations have moved
[00:04:09] towards broader horizons with Qatari
[00:04:12] interest in contributing to reconstruction and boosting
[00:04:16] investment in infrastructure,
[00:04:18] this site and what energy and services, as well as supporting
[00:04:22] economic recovery projects and creating an attractive
[00:04:25] environment for capital that contributes to reactivating
[00:04:28] the Syrian economy.
[00:04:30] السوريه
[00:04:34] In the humanitarian and development aspect,
[00:04:37] Qatar continued to provide relief
[00:04:42] were immediately reflected in and service support, while expanding areas of cooperation in health, education
[00:04:45] and development, in a move that reflects the transition of the relationship
[00:04:48] from humanitarian response to sustainable
[00:04:52] development partnership. Thus, Syrian-Qatari
[00:04:55] relations appear to be on an upward
[00:04:59] trajectory, not limited to political rapprochement,
[00:05:02] but extending to an economic, investment
[00:05:05] and development partnership, reinforced by
[00:05:08] official visits
[00:05:11] because their classes are in the evening, of course, and private sector activity and a common vision for building a new
[00:05:14] phase based on mutual interests and supporting
[00:05:18] Syria's stability.
[00:07:19] Against the backdrop of bloody attacks targeting Saudi
[00:07:24] Yemeni fronts, the regional tension
[00:07:27] expands to the waters of the Arabian Gulf and the Strait
[00:07:30] of Hormuz amidst sharp volatility in
[00:07:33] global energy markets.
[00:07:34] We are witnessing
[00:07:39] a highly tense regional scene, where the repercussions
[00:07:44] Saudi Arabia and Yemen intertwine with navigation crises raging in
[00:07:47] the Strait of Hormuz, while diplomatic moves
[00:07:50] and Arab and international positions converge against
[00:07:54] the backdrop of energy markets ablaze due to proxy conflicts.
[00:07:58] The Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation announced the death
[00:08:01] of a Pakistani resident and the injury of 11 people
[00:08:04] due to an attack targeting King
[00:08:08] the capital Riyadh, coinciding with another
[00:08:11] attack targeting King Fahd International Airport in Dammam,
[00:08:15] and the interception of a drone in the Eastern Province.
[00:08:18] In response, Yemeni government forces intensified
[00:08:21] their operations as part of the "Dawn of Yemen" campaign, inflicting
[00:08:24] heavy losses on the Houthis at a time when the Yemeni
[00:08:28] Council of Ministers approved a draft law classifying
[00:08:31] the Houthis as a terrorist organization. Regarding
[00:08:34] Arab positions and solidarity, the Minister of Foreign Affairs
[00:08:37] and Expatriates, Asaad Al-Shaibani, made a phone call
[00:08:41] to his Saudi counterpart, Prince Faisal bin Farhan,
[00:08:45] during which he reviewed regional developments. The Minister
[00:08:48] Al-Shaibani affirmed Syria's
[00:08:51] in confronting the Houthi militia's targeting of civilian
[00:08:55] facilities, stressing that the Kingdom's security
[00:08:58] is an integral part of the security of Syria and the region,
[00:09:02] and offered condolences for the victims of Riyadh
[00:09:05] Airport. In a related context, the Saudi Minister received a call from
[00:09:09] his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Araghchi, with whom he discussed
[00:09:12] the escalation and expressed Tehran's readiness to help initiate
[00:09:16] talks between Riyadh and Yemen.
[00:09:17] In
[00:09:22] the latest US-Iranian developments, Tehran announced that it
[00:09:25] is studying the US response to its proposals
[00:09:28] and warns that actions in the Strait of Hormuz
[00:09:31] will continue until the military option is rolled back. In
[00:09:35] the Arabian Gulf, naval clashes continue with the Iranian
[00:09:39] Revolutionary Guard Navy announcing the collision of a giant oil tanker
[00:09:43] with a naval mine in the Strait of Hormuz, coinciding with a drone attack
[00:09:46] targeting a tanker near the Omani port
[00:09:49] of Sohar. These direct developments in the energy sector
[00:09:54] the markets, as oil prices rose during trading on
[00:09:58] Monday, recording an increase for Brent crude contracts to reach
[00:10:02] more than 105 dollars per barrel,
[00:10:05] amidst sharp fears of supply disruptions.
[00:10:09] Between a battlefield ablaze and supportive
[00:10:12] Arab positions and energy markets holding
[00:10:15] their breath, the region remains on a hotplate,
[00:10:19] awaiting what the coming days
[00:10:22] will bring.
[00:10:25] The Consular Affairs Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
[00:10:28] and Expatriates announced the completion
[00:10:30] of more than 338
[00:10:34] the governorates during September
[00:10:37] 2026, while foreign missions completed
[00:10:41] more than 473
[00:10:44] thousand transactions during the same month. The department's
[00:10:47] work included opening three new consular
[00:10:51] offices in Latakia, Daraa, and Sweida
[00:10:54] with the aim of strengthening consular presence and expanding
[00:10:58] the geographical distribution
[00:10:59] of consular services.
[00:11:03] A delegation from the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster
[00:11:06] Management participated in the 12th meeting of the Arab Partnership
[00:11:10] for Disaster Risk Reduction,
[00:11:13] capital, organized by the United Nations Office
[00:11:16] for Disaster Risk Reduction, with the participation
[00:11:19] of representatives from Arab countries
[00:11:23] and regional and international organizations, as well as relevant
[00:11:27] partners. Syrian participation comes within
[00:11:30] the framework of the Ministry's efforts to strengthen the multi-hazard
[00:11:32] early warning system and develop coordination
[00:11:36] mechanisms at the national and regional levels,
[00:11:40] in addition to expanding international partnerships, with the aim
[00:11:45] and reducing human and material losses
[00:11:49] resulting from
[00:11:50] disasters.
[00:12:02] The Central Bank of Syria announced the execution of the first
[00:12:05] letter of credit for the Syrian Petroleum Company
[00:12:08] in coordination with one of the major American banks
[00:12:11] to supply petroleum products from one of the major
[00:12:15] international companies.
[00:12:18] report.
[00:12:22] A new deal to supply petroleum products
[00:12:26] to Syria between the Syrian Petroleum Company and Saudi Aramco
[00:12:29] within direct commercial and banking arrangements
[00:12:33] aimed at securing oil supplies to
[00:12:37] the local market. To translate this deal into practical
[00:12:40] steps, the Central Bank executed the first
[00:12:44] letter of credit in 14 years for the Syrian
[00:12:47] Petroleum Company in coordination with one of the major
[00:12:51] American banks, providing the necessary banking tool
[00:12:55] to execute the deal and establish a financing
[00:12:58] and settlement mechanism for trade related to the supply of petroleum
[00:13:02] products. The importance of
[00:13:04] this step transcends the deal itself, as it reflects
[00:13:08] the role of the Central Bank of Syria in preparing the necessary
[00:13:11] banking channels for financing strategic trade
[00:13:16] relevant parties, which supports the regularity of oil supplies
[00:13:20] and enhances the reliability of executing ongoing operations
[00:13:24] through the official banking system. The bank affirmed
[00:13:29] Petroleum Company to develop the necessary financial
[00:13:33] and documentary arrangements to facilitate supply
[00:13:35] operations, which supports continuous supplies and meets
[00:13:39] the needs of the local market. This step comes after
[00:13:43] discussions held by a delegation of the Central Bank of Syria
[00:13:46] led by Governor Safwat Traslan on the fifth of
[00:13:51] Federal Reserve Bank in New York, regarding the operational files
[00:13:55] of the banking relationship between the two sides. With this
[00:13:58] letter of credit, the Central Bank of Syria opens a new
[00:14:02] path for financing imports of petroleum products,
[00:14:05] in a step that reactivates banking tools that have been
[00:14:09] absent for more than a decade and supports securing
[00:14:12] supplies through official channels.
[00:14:15] الرسميه
[00:14:18] Meanwhile, the Syrian Petroleum Company revealed the presence
[00:14:21] of 15 tankers loaded
[00:14:24] with derivatives in waiting areas to complete
[00:14:27] entry and unloading procedures through
[00:14:30] terminals and ports, including six
[00:14:33] diesel tankers and nine gasoline tankers. The company
[00:14:36] explained that these supplies come within continuous efforts
[00:14:39] to secure the needs of the local market and enhance the availability
[00:14:43] of petroleum
[00:14:44] derivatives.
[00:14:48] The Syrian Petroleum Company participated in the 17th Ministerial
[00:14:51] Meeting of the International Energy Forum, which was hosted
[00:14:55] by Riyadh under the slogan "Energy Security
[00:14:58] and Common Goals in a New Era," with the participation
[00:15:01] of energy ministers, industry leaders, and heads of international organizations.
[00:15:05] The company clarified that participation constitutes
[00:15:09] a space for dialogue between producing
[00:15:13] and consuming countries to discuss supply
[00:15:16] security, market stability, and the role of investment
[00:15:20] and modern technologies in providing reliable and cost-effective
[00:15:23] energy. This participation comes within the framework
[00:15:27] of strengthening professional communication, exchanging expertise,
[00:15:30] and exploring areas of cooperation related to rehabilitating and developing
[00:15:34] the oil and gas sector in Syria.
[00:15:48] The National Hospital in Deir Ezzor received
[00:15:51] 271 cases, most of whom suffered from suffocation
[00:15:54] and shortness of breath due to the dust storm hitting the governorate.
[00:15:58] The Directorate of Education in Deir Ezzor governorate announced
[00:16:01] the suspension of classes in all schools in the governorate
[00:16:05] to ensure the safety of students
[00:16:08] and teaching staff amidst the current weather
[00:16:10] conditions.
[00:16:15] The governorates of Raqqa, Deir Ezzor, and Hasakah are experiencing
[00:16:19] hazy and dusty weather with dust spreading in the air
[00:16:22] and reduced horizontal visibility. Civil Defense issued special
[00:16:26] advice and instructions, warning drivers
[00:16:29] and individuals with respiratory illnesses
[00:16:33] to follow precautionary guidelines to reduce the effects
[00:16:38] public safety.
[00:17:49] To elaborate on that, we are joined by Ahmed Al-Atra, Syrian News
[00:17:53] correspondent from Deir Ezzor. Welcome, Ahmed. So,
[00:17:57] how are the conditions now? Is this dust storm
[00:18:01] still hitting the eastern region?
[00:18:04] And how are the people? I mean,
[00:18:08] we're talking about 271 cases of suffocation
[00:18:11] that arrived at the national hospital. Please, Ahmed.
[00:18:14] Yes.
[00:18:18] Yes, Abdul Razzaq, regarding the weather now,
[00:18:21] the storm started to subside around
[00:18:24] 6 PM. And now
[00:18:28] the weather is somewhat good, but
[00:18:32] in general or on
[00:18:35] the wind carries it somewhat,
[00:18:38] so the air is still dusty.
[00:18:41] Of course, women in Deir Ezzor are now busy
[00:18:44] cleaning their homes and wiping, I mean,
[00:18:48] homes in general due to the dust storm, or as
[00:18:51] they call it in Deir Ezzor, the "ajeh". Of course, regarding
[00:18:55] the suffocation cases, the national hospital
[00:18:59] received 271 cases
[00:19:01] since this morning, of which three
[00:19:05] or 61 cases of suffocation
[00:19:08] were treated immediately at
[00:19:12] the National Hospital in Deir Ezzor.
[00:19:15] Now the situation is stable. Of course, there are warnings from
[00:19:20] or the traffic department in Deir Ezzor, there are
[00:19:23] warnings and precautions from Civil Defense in Deir
[00:19:26] Ezzor regarding being careful when traveling
[00:19:30] or driving, especially at night, because
[00:19:33] visibility has been very low since dawn,
[00:19:38] because the storm was at its peak this morning
[00:19:41] or at dawn, and visibility was non-existent.
[00:19:45] Therefore, there were immediate warnings from the traffic
[00:19:48] department in Deir Ezzor for drivers, especially
[00:19:51] regarding turning on headlights or
[00:19:55] lights when driving on travel roads.
[00:19:59] And, I mean, schools in Deir Ezzor were completely
[00:20:03] closed today. So, due to a decision
[00:20:06] to suspend classes until when were classes suspended? Until when were
[00:20:10] classes suspended? Specify the date until when
[00:20:13] these classes are suspended, since the storm is over.
[00:20:16] Please. No, it was not
[00:20:20] specified. Yes, the date was not specified, but
[00:20:23] I mean, the date was set until the end
[00:20:26] of this situation. Of course, today or now, the dust
[00:20:30] storm has cleared, which means that there will be
[00:20:34] classes tomorrow. And of course, there is a "Ishraqa"
[00:20:37] initiative to teach children. Returnees from Turkey
[00:20:41] and European countries, of course, as you can see behind
[00:20:44] me, they have started classes
[00:20:48] so that they can learn Arabic in schools. They studied
[00:20:52] in the evening because the storm has cleared. Thank you very much
[00:20:55] to the Syrian News correspondent Ahmed Al-Atra, and safety
[00:20:58] to everyone who felt shortness of breath or suffocation
[00:21:02] from this dust storm. Thank you, Ahmed, for being with us from Deir
[00:21:05] Ezzor. Rehabilitation work continues
[00:21:09] on the Sweiyeh bridge in the rural area of Al-Bukamal, amidst calls
[00:21:13] from residents to accelerate the pace of implementation due
[00:21:16] to its importance in connecting the region to the eastern villages towards
[00:21:20] the Iraqi border, after its previous disruption
[00:21:23] caused great suffering, especially during winter
[00:21:37] and high water levels. We can't sit in our houses because of this valley, and we have here a low
[00:21:40] spot, you see it yourself, it's low. If it comes, the bridge doesn't even manage to rise above
[00:21:44] the water before the water enters our houses. We don't even get rest in our houses, it's all valleys.
[00:21:48] What problems will the new bridge solve for you? It will solve many problems for us. This bridge
[00:21:52] that they put soil on, the temporary one, it won't let the water pass.
[00:21:56] It will solve all our problems. The water is still flowing underneath, it doesn't come up to us.
[00:21:59] We have this called
[00:22:03] Al-Shuaib Ali. When it breaks, this
[00:22:07] Al-Bukamal towards the east, towards Iraq.
[00:22:11] This road is completely cut off. The people started
[00:22:14] working on it, but we demand that they
[00:22:17] speed up
[00:22:20] bridge due to its importance.
[00:22:22] The
[00:22:25] collapse of this bridge caused great suffering to the residents,
[00:22:30] winter. The floods or rainfall
[00:22:33] levels were very high, so the road was completely
[00:22:37] cut off. The road is considered an international road and serves
[00:22:40] the local residents. After intensive appeals
[00:22:44] from the residents and the Directorate of Al-Bukamal region, official
[00:22:48] letters were sent to the Governor. They responded to the demands
[00:22:51] of the residents.
[00:22:54] Currently, under the supervision of the Ministry of Transport, the General Corporation for Roads
[00:22:57] is rehabilitating the Sweiyeh Bridge in response to the requests
[00:23:01] of the residents. Currently, we are working on building an earthen
[00:23:05] barrier to prevent river water from flowing towards
[00:23:09] the work area, and we have taken soil samples to determine the compacted
[00:23:13] layer for constructing the engineering piles. The bridge
[00:23:16] is approximately 100 meters long and 12 meters wide.
[00:23:22] Accelerating the construction of the Sweiyeh Bridge is a popular
[00:23:25] demand because winter is coming, and this
[00:23:28] bridge will not be able to withstand the coming
[00:23:31] floods. Ahmed Al-Atra, Syrian News, Sweiyeh
[00:23:36] border.
[00:23:39] The internal transport sector and taxi drivers in Raqqa city
[00:23:43] face a service crisis due to
[00:23:45] the severe deterioration of infrastructure and the dilapidation of main
[00:23:49] and secondary road networks within the city, turning them into
[00:23:53] a daily obstacle that threatens traffic and also causes
[00:23:57] frequent mechanical failures for vehicles,
[00:24:02] drivers amid rising costs of spare parts and maintenance.
[00:24:17] The roads are really bad. Every
[00:24:20] time, every 15 days, we have to go adjust the alignment. My alignment
[00:24:24] is completely
[00:24:25] out of whack.
[00:24:29] The city roads are really bad. I mean, we come to work
[00:24:33] with extra expenses and repairs because they're broken.
[00:24:36] So we demand that the government rehabilitate
[00:24:39] the roads and improve the road
[00:24:42] situation in the city.
[00:24:46] By God, the roads are very bad, dilapidated, I mean,
[00:24:50] potholes and ditches, and winter is coming, which will cause a lot of damage.
[00:24:53] So we hope that the issue will be resolved
[00:24:56] as soon as possible, if possible.
[00:24:59] We know that the government
[00:25:02] is new and things are difficult, but we hope for quick solutions, even emergency
[00:25:06] solutions.
[00:25:11] Of course, Raqqa governorate, after its liberation,
[00:25:14] it appears to us that the infrastructure is very dilapidated,
[00:25:17] whether in the road network or
[00:25:21] the sewage infrastructure, and it needs to be rehabilitated
[00:25:24] from scratch. We have put in place quick emergency plans
[00:25:28] for some roads, and long-term strategic plans
[00:25:31] for other main roads.
[00:25:34] We worked on repairing, maintaining, and patching some
[00:25:37] internal roads, their number was 14 roads, and by the
[00:25:41] grace of God, 12 of them have been completed,
[00:25:45] so traffic within the city has become smooth,
[00:25:48] and we have overcome most of those potholes, ditches, and bumps.
[00:25:51] Now we have the rehabilitation of the main
[00:25:55] outer roads,
[00:25:58] including this southern
[00:25:59] ring road.
[00:26:12] A delegation of People's Assembly members visited the city of Quneitra, met
[00:26:16] with a number of officials, and inspected the Golan Hospital and the historical
[00:26:20] Khan in Khan Arnabah.
[00:26:22] A delegation
[00:26:25] of People's Assembly members arrived in Quneitra governorate for a visit
[00:26:29] that includes meeting the governor and a number of directors of institutions
[00:26:32] in the governorate, followed by an expanded meeting with administrative authorities
[00:26:36] to discuss the situation of the governorate and review the most prominent
[00:26:40] service and administrative issues presented there.
[00:26:43] The visit program includes a tour of the Golan
[00:26:47] Hospital to view the work and health services provided,
[00:26:51] in addition to visiting the historical
[00:26:54] Khan in Khan Arnabah
[00:26:59] region and listening to the issues
[00:27:03] they raise related to the reality of the town
[00:27:07] and its needs. Shadi Abu Zeid, Syrian News,
[00:27:09] Quneitra governorate.
[00:27:14] This visit confirms once again the right of the Syrian
[00:27:18] people in its beating heart, the heart of historical
[00:27:22] steadfastness and a symbol of the continuation of Syrian
[00:27:25] sovereignty. We came here to support
[00:27:31] Golan. This is what
[00:27:33] we actually saw at the governorate's reception
[00:27:37] here, that there is an urgent need to restore
[00:27:41] the political right of this region
[00:27:44] and also to activate the right
[00:27:47] to grant rights to farmers whose rights are violated
[00:27:51] every day.
[00:27:54] The goal is to confirm that the People's Assembly,
[00:27:57] and we, our colleagues, as members of parliament, represent
[00:28:00] all segments of dear Syria. And we came to Quneitra
[00:28:04] specifically because the Israeli violations happening in the city
[00:28:08] inflict great injustice on our people.
[00:28:11] are an integral part of this region. The suffering that
[00:28:14] our people feel is our suffering, and we affirm the unity of Syrian
[00:28:18] territories and reject any incursion of Israeli aggression,
[00:28:21] especially against our people in Quneitra
[00:28:24] governorate.
[00:28:26] The gathering, in fact, we came with my brothers, colleagues,
[00:28:30] the honorable members of the People's Assembly to Quneitra
[00:28:34] governorate, and we were received by the Governor of Quneitra. Indeed,
[00:28:38] we thank them for the warm
[00:28:40] visit is to build a bridge of trust, love,
[00:28:43] brotherhood, solidarity, and cooperation with the people
[00:28:46] of dear Quneitra, Quneitra, which has offered
[00:28:50] and sacrificed greatly for the unity of Syria. In Syria,
[00:28:54] Syria is one, Syria is united. If
[00:28:57] any member today
[00:29:00] was invited to a meeting in Quneitra governorate
[00:29:04] under the patronage of the Governor of Quneitra, and it included
[00:29:07] members of the People's Assembly from all
[00:29:10] governorates, the demands were very
[00:29:13] urgent. Of course, we thank them, may God reward them,
[00:29:16] for expressing their solidarity with Quneitra
[00:29:20] wholeheartedly, and this somewhat alleviates the suffering
[00:29:23] of the people of Quneitra. However, what
[00:29:26] we also hope for is
[00:29:30] to stop the daily
[00:29:32] violations of the Zionist occupation
[00:29:36] against Quneitra governorate, specifically some areas
[00:29:40] that should be studied in the curricula at all
[00:29:43] stages. Not far from Quneitra,
[00:29:47] we are joined by Syrian News correspondent Shadi Abu Zeid from there. Welcome,
[00:29:51] Shadi. So, a delegation from the People's Assembly, members
[00:29:56] in Quneitra, who did they meet? What was the program
[00:30:02] governorate, and there was also an expanded
[00:30:04] meeting.
[00:30:09] Yes, Abdul Razzaq, I mean, the visit program, which took place
[00:30:13] today from the People's Assembly, included heading to the historical
[00:30:16] Khan Arnabah, which is also historical, to view
[00:30:21] it holds of historical and archaeological value,
[00:30:25] and to learn about its situation as part of a visit that included
[00:30:29] a side of these historical landmarks in the governorate. The delegation
[00:30:32] also met with a number of dignitaries and figures in this
[00:30:36] region, allowing Abdul Razzaq to listen
[00:30:39] to the issues and needs they raise
[00:30:43] and to learn about their views regarding
[00:30:45] the situation of the governorate and the services provided in it.
[00:30:49] Of course, these meetings gain
[00:30:52] importance by providing an opportunity for direct
[00:30:55] communication between members of the People's Assembly
[00:30:59] and officials.