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[00:00:02] the after years of
[00:00:06] for the future, despite
[00:00:09] is still moving forward in
[00:00:13] والتعافي عبر مبادره سوريا بلا
[00:00:16] مخيمات التي اكدنا فيها ان لا معنى لاخراج عائله
[00:00:22] continuous coordination with normalize the situation in from its tent unless it finds a home to shelter it, a school
[00:00:24] for its children,
[00:00:26] to eliminate a health center to treat it, and work that
[00:00:30] we welcome preserves its dignity. Therefore, true
[00:00:33] return is not limited to leaving the camp, but
[00:00:36] rather extends to living in security, dignity,
[00:00:39] and stability. As you know and as
[00:00:43] colleagues in OCHA mentioned,
[00:00:47] and economic conditions, this vision has begun to turn into reality with the return of new batches of families
[00:00:50] to their areas and the continuation of work on
[00:00:53] rehabilitating services and infrastructure in
[00:00:56] host communities.
[00:01:00] Mr. President, internally,
[00:01:07] projects on the the disarmament path with state institutions continue to perform their duty in protecting Syrian men and women and preserving their stability. They have dismantled
[00:01:11] cells belonging to ISIS and thwarted terrorist
[00:01:14] plots, pursued drug smuggling networks
[00:01:17] and organized crime, and within days,
[00:01:21] from reliance on they reopened vital facilities that were targeted by acts of sabotage.
[00:01:24] At the same time, and after decades of absence of the rule of law,
[00:01:28] the People's Assembly continues
[00:01:31] the framework of international to perform its legislative and oversight duties
[00:01:34] to solidify in Syria a state of institutions and law, a state
[00:01:38] that makes its decisions within
[00:01:41] its institutions and under the rule
[00:01:43] of law.
[00:01:46] classes and several types Colleagues,
[00:01:50] Al-Shara to the United Nations at Syria has done what it had to do and has become an exemplary model
[00:01:53] that is highly praised. The ball is now in the international community's court,
[00:01:56] which is expected to move
[00:02:01] as they say, the dots on from praise and political
[00:02:03] capacity is essential in this support, which I heard here, to partnership,
[00:02:06] and from declaring support to implementing it.
[00:02:10] For today is the time
[00:02:13] circumstances. In this to support economic recovery, inject investments, and create job
[00:02:16] whether in our scope, whether in opportunities to support reconstruction and rehabilitation
[00:02:19] of schools, hospitals, water networks,
[00:02:21] and electricity, to provide the necessary materials, equipment,
[00:02:25] and expertise
[00:02:27] of my conversation with you, the focus on for clearing mines and unexploded ordnance and remnants
[00:02:31] of war. As colleagues and OCHA also mentioned a moment ago,
[00:02:34] the number of martyrs
[00:02:39] on the education file in hand in hand, and wounded from war remnants in Syria since the liberation has exceeded 2,500
[00:02:42] people, a number that is among
[00:02:45] the highest for victims of mines and war
[00:02:48] remnants worldwide. And these,
[00:02:51] Mr. President, are not just numbers, but lives
[00:02:55] lost, children
[00:02:57] authorities must strengthen injured, and families prevented from returning to their homes
[00:03:01] and agricultural lands that remained out
[00:03:05] security and safety in In this of service for fear of hidden death under
[00:03:09] tons of natural the soil. Mine clearance is not a technical issue; it is
[00:03:12] protection for civilians and a condition for return
[00:03:16] I thank the representative for this and a gateway to reconstruction and development. Syria's recovery
[00:03:20] serves not only Syria but is an investment
[00:03:24] in the security of the region and in preventing the return of terrorism, drugs,
[00:03:28] and natural integration into displacement, and instability. instability.
[00:03:31] In conclusion, Mr. President, last
[00:03:34] year we asked the world to believe in Syria's
[00:03:37] ability to recover, and today Syria
[00:03:41] to spiral out presents before you the results of what it has achieved. Syria no longer
[00:03:44] asks for a chance to prove itself, for it has
[00:03:47] done so. It no longer asks for your political
[00:03:49] support, for you have given it.
[00:03:55] to this file What it asks for today is to transform this support into a fair partnership that helps Syrians
[00:03:58] complete the rebuilding, protects their return, and prevents the remnants
[00:04:02] of war, terrorism, and Israeli aggression from
[00:04:06] destroying what they are achieving. Syria has chosen to rise,
[00:04:09] and Syrian men and women have chosen to rebuild after years of
[00:04:13] destruction. They expect the international
[00:04:16] community not to merely observe this
[00:04:19] rise but to be a true partner
[00:04:23] in it. Thank you, Mr.
[00:04:25] President.
[00:04:28] I thank the esteemed representative
[00:04:30] of the Syrian Arab Republic for this statement. The floor is now
[00:04:34] open to the esteemed representative
[00:04:36] of Turkey. Thank you, Madam
[00:04:40] at the regional President. First, I congratulate
[00:04:45] duties on a number you on assuming the presidency of the Council for this month, and we wish
[00:04:48] you success
[00:04:50] power generation and a number of during this term. I also
[00:04:53] thank Assistant Secretary-General Mr.
[00:04:57] Yahya, Deputy Special Envoy for Syria Mr. Cordone,
[00:05:01] Mr. Battah,
[00:05:02] partners in the region and Mr. Ma'alem for their comprehensive briefings. Madam
[00:05:05] President, the resilience of the Syrian people
[00:05:09] since December 2024,
[00:05:13] bloody conflict, gives us hope
[00:05:18] the many challenges. Syria
[00:05:22] the right direction. The developments
[00:05:24] that
[00:05:27] the transformation of the People's Assembly into a fully
[00:05:30] functioning council will help
[00:05:34] the country. The approval of
[00:05:36] the law
[00:05:39] the court from the Assad era is a step
[00:05:43] in this direction. The dissolution of the so-called
[00:05:47] SDF opened a new chapter in
[00:05:50] the reintegration process, and the remaining arrangements
[00:05:54] should be completed without any delay in a way
[00:05:58] that strengthens Syria's unity, independence,
[00:06:00] and social cohesion. As
[00:06:04] stated in the latest OPCW report,
[00:06:08] verifying the destruction
[00:06:10] of 42
[00:06:13] aircraft is a positive step in
[00:06:17] partners in the Breath
[00:06:20] of Freedom Task Force. We will continue to support
[00:06:24] Syria's efforts in this regard. Madam President, significant
[00:06:27] security challenges still remain.
[00:06:31] The fight against terrorism is a priority. We
[00:06:34] welcome
[00:06:38] the efforts of the Syrian government within
[00:06:43] cooperation to work with international partners
[00:06:46] to ensure the eradication of the terrorist organization ISIS.
[00:06:49] We also welcome the commitment
[00:06:52] of the coalition to support Syria's
[00:06:54] counter-terrorism needs. We will continue to contribute to these
[00:06:58] efforts. While ISIS adopts
[00:07:01] a new strategy based on the reality on the ground,
[00:07:05] Syria needs strong institutions capable of
[00:07:09] combating this evolving threat. Continued international
[00:07:12] support to build
[00:07:16] regard. The increasing
[00:07:19] threat of drug trafficking and the presence
[00:07:22] of unexploded mines and explosives
[00:07:26] and war remnants all require global attention. Turkey
[00:07:29] is ready to support Syria in addressing these challenges, including
[00:07:33] through cooperation with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and the United Nations
[00:07:37] Mine Action Service. Mr. President, Mr. President,
[00:07:41] economic and security
[00:07:45] recovery go
[00:07:48] and these efforts are essential for Syria
[00:07:52] to rebuild its economy
[00:07:54] and participate in regional connectivity and energy projects.
[00:07:58] The international community should provide more
[00:08:02] effective support for economic
[00:08:04] development.
[00:08:06] For their part, the Syrian
[00:08:10] the legal framework and provide the necessary
[00:08:13] conditions to facilitate business
[00:08:16] and attract foreign investment, including from the Syrian
[00:08:19] diaspora abroad. Progress in this area will help
[00:08:23] address the conditions
[00:08:26] that criminal and terrorist
[00:08:29] organizations seek to exploit. Madam President,
[00:08:33] Israel's continuous violation of Syria's sovereignty
[00:08:36] and territorial integrity undermines these
[00:08:39] prospects and disregards international law.
[00:08:43] The situation is particularly concerning in southern Syria, where the
[00:08:47] continuous military escalation
[00:08:49] and expansionist activities have begun
[00:08:54] of control. The Secretary-General's latest report on
[00:08:57] UNDOF provides a disturbing picture of these
[00:09:01] violations.
[00:09:05] Israel's resumption
[00:09:07] of activities
[00:09:09] in what is known as the Alpha
[00:09:13] line in Quneitra is a blatant violation
[00:09:16] of the disengagement agreement and creates
[00:09:20] a dangerous reality on the ground. These reckless
[00:09:23] acts must stop. Israel must comply with the 1974
[00:09:26] agreement and relevant Security Council
[00:09:30] resolutions, especially Resolution
[00:09:32] 497, and withdraw from
[00:09:36] the occupied Syrian Golan.
[00:09:39] A united and stable Syria, capable
[00:09:43] of ensuring the security of its borders, inflicting defeat on terrorist organizations,
[00:09:47] and contributing to peace and economic
[00:09:49] cooperation
[00:09:53] level, serves the interests of all, including
[00:09:56] Israel. This was Turkey's good
[00:09:59] approach before the start of the conflict, during the conflict, and after
[00:10:03] the conflict.
[00:10:06] Turkey is committed to Syria's sovereignty,
[00:10:09] political unity, and territorial integrity. We will continue to work with
[00:10:14] and around the world for a safe
[00:10:18] and prosperous Syria. Madam President, since
[00:10:20] some delegations mentioned the return
[00:10:24] of refugees
[00:10:27] and returnees,
[00:10:29] please allow me briefly to inform
[00:10:33] the Council about these developments from my country.
[00:10:36] Syrians
[00:10:38] who obtained or exceeded 4
[00:10:42] million Syrians obtained special protection.
[00:10:45] Today, this number reaches 2.2
[00:10:48] million. The return is gradual for
[00:10:52] known reasons, and especially the economic
[00:10:55] conditions and security concerns in general,
[00:10:58] and the Israeli incursion in particular.
[00:11:01] خاص
[00:11:03] And
[00:11:06] because children are enrolled in Turkish
[00:11:09] schools, we hope that
[00:11:12] when conditions in Syria
[00:11:15] improve, the gradual,
[00:11:18] voluntary, and dignified return of people will increase.
[00:11:22] Thank you. I thank the esteemed
[00:11:26] representative of Turkey for this statement. I now give the floor to
[00:11:30] the esteemed representative of Libya. Madam
[00:11:33] President, first, at the beginning, I would like to congratulate you on assuming
[00:11:36] the presidency of the Council for this month, and I wish you success.
[00:11:40] I also thank the briefers,
[00:11:43] and it is an honor for me to deliver this statement on behalf
[00:11:46] of the Arab Group. Mr.
[00:11:48] President, our meeting today
[00:11:52] comes at a critical juncture. It requires
[00:11:55] all of us to intensify efforts and coordinate visions
[00:11:59] to support the Syrian Arab Republic in its path
[00:12:02] towards solidifying the foundations of internal security and stability.
[00:12:05] At a time when the Syrian government continues
[00:12:09] to take serious steps to preserve the country's security
[00:12:13] and protect the capabilities of its brotherly people amidst a regional
[00:12:17] environment fraught with challenges, the Arab
[00:12:19] Group emphasizes the importance of these
[00:12:23] efforts being accompanied by a constructive international
[00:12:27] stance that supports the comprehensive recovery process and shields Syria from any
[00:12:30] attempts that seek to undermine its security
[00:12:34] or exploit its transitional
[00:12:38] context, the Group would like to emphasize the following four
[00:12:42] points: First, the Arab
[00:12:45] Group reiterates its principled and firm stance
[00:12:48] of full commitment to preserving the sovereignty of the Syrian Arab Republic,
[00:12:52] its independence, unity, and territorial integrity,
[00:12:56] and rejecting all forms of external interference in
[00:13:00] its internal affairs or any practices
[00:13:03] that undermine its security.
[00:13:06] The Group commends the Syrian government's commitment
[00:13:09] and the practical steps it is taking to maintain
[00:13:13] stability, solidify the foundations of security, and keep
[00:13:17] the country away from the rapidly escalating regional
[00:13:20] conflict. The Group affirms that
[00:13:23] Syria's stability and unity
[00:13:25] constitute the cornerstone of the security of the entire region.
[00:13:30] regard, the Arab Group calls for providing
[00:13:34] tangible international support to Syrian state
[00:13:37] institutions during this critical
[00:13:40] stage and removing all remaining economic
[00:13:44] and political obstacles and restrictions
[00:13:47] that hinder its comprehensive recovery
[00:13:53] its regional and international
[00:13:57] environment. Second, the Arab Group condemns in the strongest
[00:14:00] terms the continuation of military attacks
[00:14:03] and air raids carried out by the Israeli occupation
[00:14:06] forces on Syrian territories, foremost
[00:14:10] among them the targeting of Abu al-Dhuhour military airport and vital
[00:14:13] infrastructure, as well as field incursions
[00:14:17] and the illegal entry of representatives of the occupying
[00:14:20] power into Syrian territories. These
[00:14:24] aggressive practices constitute a flagrant violation of Syria's
[00:14:28] sovereignty
[00:14:30] and a blatant breach of the United Nations Charter and international
[00:14:33] law, and a transparent attempt to ignite
[00:14:36] strife and undermine efforts to restore recovery
[00:14:39] and security. The Group calls on the Security
[00:14:42] Council to assume its responsibilities to compel
[00:14:45] the Israeli occupation to immediately cease all
[00:14:48] its attacks and fully respect the 1974
[00:14:51] disengagement agreement
[00:14:56] and to completely and unconditionally withdraw from all
[00:14:59] Syrian territories it has infiltrated, as well as
[00:15:03] to withdraw from the entire occupied Syrian Golan to the
[00:15:06] June 4, 1967 line.
[00:15:10] The Group reiterates its firm assertion
[00:15:13] that the Golan is an occupied Arab
[00:15:16] Syrian territory and that any
[00:15:19] decisions or measures taken by the occupation are
[00:15:23] void
[00:15:26] and null and void and have no legal
[00:15:30] effect under the resolutions of international legitimacy,
[00:15:33] foremost among them Resolution 497 of
[00:15:37] 1981. Third, the Arab Group
[00:15:41] welcomes the tangible and growing cooperation between the Syrian
[00:15:45] government and the United Nations and its specialized
[00:15:47] agencies, which was reflected in the high-level
[00:15:51] visits of the UN Secretary-General
[00:15:54] and the High Commissioner for Refugees, in addition to
[00:15:59] the International Atomic Energy Agency and the Organization for the Prohibition
[00:16:03] of Chemical Weapons. The Group also reiterates its support
[00:16:06] for the Syrian state's efforts to combat
[00:16:09] terrorism and eradicate the remnants of ISIS
[00:16:13] and armed terrorist organizations of all
[00:16:16] denominations, and to create
[00:16:19] conditions to prevent their return or their exploitation of security
[00:16:24] while emphasizing the paramount importance of supporting the commitment
[00:16:27] that Syria not be a launching pad for any
[00:16:30] threat to the security and stability of the region's
[00:16:33] countries. At the same time,
[00:16:36] we appreciate the national measures taken
[00:16:40] in the areas of transitional justice, the missing
[00:16:43] persons file, and strengthening national reconciliation and accountability
[00:16:46] in a way that consolidates civil peace and the rule
[00:16:49] of law. Fourth, the Arab Group
[00:16:53] affirms that sustainable transition
[00:16:58] emergency humanitarian assistance to
[00:17:01] the stage of recovery and reconstruction is an imperative
[00:17:04] necessity. In light of the recent indicators that
[00:17:08] show the return of approximately 1.8 million
[00:17:11] Syrian refugees from neighboring countries and more than
[00:17:15] two million internally displaced persons to their original areas,
[00:17:18] there is an urgent need to inject international
[00:17:22] investments and direct infrastructure projects
[00:17:25] and rehabilitate basic services
[00:17:27] and provide livelihoods and intensify mine
[00:17:31] clearance operations to ensure a voluntary, safe,
[00:17:34] dignified, and sustainable
[00:17:37] return. In this context, the Arab Group expresses its deep
[00:17:41] appreciation for the great humanitarian role played by the host
[00:17:44] countries for Syrian refugees and stresses
[00:17:48] supporting the continued efforts of these countries to bear
[00:17:52] these huge burdens alone. We call on the international
[00:17:55] community and donors to strengthen
[00:17:58] and expand the scope of financial and development support directed
[00:18:02] to them in response to the commitments
[00:18:05] of international responsibility
[00:18:07] sharing. In conclusion, Mr. President, the Arab Group reiterates its steadfast
[00:18:11] and continuous support for Syria and its brotherly
[00:18:14] people at this extremely important
[00:18:18] stage and calls on the Security Council
[00:18:20] to adopt a balanced and constructive
[00:18:23] approach based on respect for national sovereignty
[00:18:26] and support for economic and humanitarian
[00:18:29] recovery choices and solidifying the foundations of the state
[00:18:32] of institutions and law that guarantee justice and equality
[00:18:36] and protect the rights of all Syrian people without
[00:18:39] exception, and in a way that enhances
[00:18:43] the region. Thank you, Madam
[00:18:45] President.
[00:18:54] statement.
[00:18:57] There are no more speakers on the list. The session
[00:19:01] is adjourned.
[00:19:06] Our dear viewers, we followed
[00:19:09] with you this live session
[00:19:12] from New York of the Security Council, which discussed
[00:19:16] the humanitarian situation and in which
[00:19:19] a number of members of the international Security Council spoke
[00:19:22] about the humanitarian reality in
[00:19:24] Syria. Directly from Washington, our news
[00:19:27] correspondent Kina Shariff joins us. Kina, welcome
[00:19:33] in which we followed the Security Council
[00:19:36] session on the humanitarian situation in Syria.
[00:19:40] The most prominent speeches made by the delegates
[00:19:43] of the member states in the Council and spoken
[00:19:47] by the Permanent Representative of Syria to the United Nations Mr. Ibrahim
[00:19:51] Al-Albi and the echoes of this session as it
[00:19:53] concerns the humanitarian situation in
[00:19:56] Syria.
[00:20:02] The monthly session that
[00:20:05] meets in the Security Council almost
[00:20:08] every month to discuss
[00:20:11] and assess the situation in Syria begins with briefings from
[00:20:15] the Deputy Envoy, sorry, from the Deputy
[00:20:17] Secretary-General of the United Nations, who is currently the UN Envoy
[00:20:21] for Syria.
[00:20:24] He begins by providing a briefing on all
[00:20:27] matters accomplished in Syria during the month,
[00:20:31] from the People's Assembly. How it is, they focus
[00:20:34] a lot on the issue of the People's Assembly, how it is developing
[00:20:38] continuously, what are the issues it discusses.
[00:20:42] It continues to discuss the security situation,
[00:20:45] the Israeli interventions, and how Israel must return to
[00:20:49] the 1974 disengagement agreement.
[00:20:53] However, what was distinctive about this session was the discussion
[00:20:56] about the educational situation in Syria. There was also a briefing
[00:21:00] from representatives of civil
[00:21:04] society organizations. We followed the briefing
[00:21:08] by Mr. George Battah on how he spoke about
[00:21:11] the Syrian educational community
[00:21:15] and how the educational
[00:21:18] system in Syria is now being organized
[00:21:21] and developed, rebuilt. What Syria needs
[00:21:24] to develop and restore
[00:21:27] the educational situation now from UN support, from international support,
[00:21:31] this was a prominent focus indeed in this session, in addition
[00:21:35] to the other statements made by the delegates
[00:21:38] of countries or Security Council member states, and also
[00:21:41] the representative of Libya, who was a representative of the Arab
[00:21:44] Group. Of course, the discussion about mine clearance,
[00:21:48] about the security situation, about ISIS,
[00:21:52] many issues that are being discussed,
[00:21:55] and also very strongly,
[00:21:58] support for Syria begins, and these countries
[00:22:02] are ready to support Syria at this stage, which is an important
[00:22:06] stage, especially the first years after liberation.
[00:22:10] A stage in which Syria suffers a lot from restoring
[00:22:13] its infrastructure, restoring its international status. This is also
[00:22:17] an important point. Syria has now begun
[00:22:20] internationally as a partner. Last year, the discussion was about Syria
[00:22:24] defining itself. Syria has returned to the international community,
[00:22:28] but now Syria is asserting itself
[00:22:31] as an international partner. The US Ambassador
[00:22:35] to the Security Council spoke about the visit of President
[00:22:40] the General Assembly last
[00:22:42] month. The speech in which he spoke
[00:22:46] about Syria now began
[00:22:48] to put,
[00:22:51] the i's by moving forward and moving forward
[00:22:55] towards arranging internal files, and it has started
[00:22:58] since, well, since the beginning of this year
[00:23:01] and also since the middle of last year, but the focus was international,
[00:23:05] and now the focus has become both internal and international.
[00:23:08] Always in this session, Abdel Qadir, all
[00:23:12] files in Syria are discussed, but as I said at the beginning
[00:23:17] the educational file was prominent, and this means that Syria has now
[00:23:20] begun to shift the discussion about Syria in the Security Council, and this
[00:23:24] is considered a qualitative leap that focusing
[00:23:29] the next session, perhaps we will see a focus on
[00:23:32] another internal file. This in
[00:23:36] itself changes the topics of the session about
[00:23:39] Syria and the files that are discussed is considered a development in
[00:23:42] the Security Council and in Syria's international
[00:23:46] standing. Meaning, a change in Syria's status and Syria's discussion.
[00:23:52] From, I mean, being a crisis during the time of the defunct Assad regime
[00:23:55] to Syria's return to the international community
[00:23:58] and discussing the internal situation. Thank you very much, Kinana Al-Sharif,
[00:24:02] news correspondent, you were with us live from
[00:24:05] Washington. Our dear
[00:24:08] viewers, we have reached the conclusion
[00:24:11] of this tour
[00:24:15] of the Syria Tonight program. Accept the greetings of the work team
[00:24:18] and from me, Abdel Kader Laheeb. May you remain safe in God's care.
[00:25:08] Last year I mentioned that Syria had returned, but
[00:25:10] today I say that Syria
[00:25:13] is rising.
[00:25:22] Syria began its journey of recovery and rise, accelerating its pace
[00:25:25] confidently. The country's unity, from north to south,
[00:25:29] was secured
[00:25:33] and weapons were confined, and the institutions of security
[00:25:35] and the army
[00:25:40] were rebuilt. Sanctions were lifted
[00:25:43] and restrictions were removed. Construction, reconstruction, and investment projects
[00:25:47] were undertaken. Crime and drug trafficking were combated, and the transitional
[00:25:50] justice process began.
[00:25:57] Nearly 100 countries opened channels of communication
[00:26:00] with us.
[00:26:05] Our capital became home to nearly 60
[00:26:08] diplomatic missions, and people began flocking to Syria to regain its
[00:26:12] place among nations
[00:26:12] and states.
[00:26:16] An international land, sea,
[00:26:19] and air trade corridor.
[00:26:22] We came to you in the 80th session to announce the return,
[00:26:24] and today we stand in the 81st session
[00:26:28] to confirm the reality of progress and rise. In the 82nd
[00:26:31] session, we will meet again
[00:26:35] to reap together the fruits of a strategic partnership.
[00:26:51] Housing is an integrated system. We have an urgent need in Syria
[00:26:55] for currently 1,770,000 housing units, which could reach 2 million
[00:26:58] housing units by 2030, if we don't have a response to projects
[00:27:02] of this type,
[00:27:03] and other types.
[00:27:07] Now these projects will be qualitative
[00:27:10] Syrian coast. As we know, our Syrian
[00:27:13] coast is rich in many components other than natural
[00:27:16] components. We have the human components and energies and cadres
[00:27:20] available.
[00:27:25] During our visit to a group of governorates, wherever
[00:27:28] we go, thank God, this country has all
[00:27:31] the principles of investment and investment opportunities available. However,
[00:27:34] the welcome from the
[00:27:36] officials
[00:27:42] is the beginning of qualitative projects, projects
[00:27:45] that serve several social
[00:27:48] and patterns of housing.
[00:27:55] We went to this huge project in the coastal area to
[00:27:59] increase arrivals to the coastal area to make it more crowded.
[00:28:03] Of course, all governorates have projects that will come successively, God
[00:28:07] willing, all are under study, and the project that is completed is announced
[00:28:10] and signed.
[00:28:15] Investment opportunities available,
[00:28:18] the residential, hotel, or tourism
[00:28:22] sector, so this is a good opportunity for us to be
[00:28:25] with you. It is a great
[00:28:26] honor.
[00:28:43] From this platform, and as a state that has adopted
[00:28:46] absolute transparency and acted with full
[00:28:49] responsibility, we reiterate the urgent call, in accordance
[00:28:53] with the 1995 resolution, to
[00:28:56] rid the Middle East of nuclear
[00:28:59] weapons.
[00:29:09] Today, 33
[00:29:11] uranium are under the agency's supervision
[00:29:14] and safeguards and will remain safe in Syria.
[00:30:15] Welcome to the news summary. President Ahmed Al-Shara issued Decree
[00:30:19] No. 188 of 2026,
[00:30:23] which amends a number of items in the harmonized
[00:30:27] customs tariff table adopted by Decree No.
[00:30:31] 110 of
[00:30:34] that year, in terms of description, coding, and duty
[00:30:37] rates and implementation conditions, based on
[00:30:40] the recommendation of the Customs Tariff Council. The
[00:30:43] amendments include reducing import
[00:30:47] of items, most notably equipment used in wind
[00:30:52] medical devices. They also included amending export
[00:30:56] duties for olive oil and also included an amendment to