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[00:00:03] the size We thank them for The head of the patrol will be present of periodic violations. We
[00:00:06] can, through a complaint, send the important task to the patrol directly.
[00:00:12] with his duties, and we will send him a message on his phone that he
[00:00:18] the patrols, where they are deployed,
[00:00:21] Its roots are deeply embedded in their number, and their powers. daily, more than
[00:00:25] Disaster 325 patrols across Syria.
[00:00:27] 325 across Syria, approximately.
[00:00:32] extinguishing training, This number can increase or
[00:00:34] In Damascus, decrease depending on the days and the tasks, and also the time. There are night patrols, Friday patrols,
[00:00:39] product. Yes, there is no difference, Saturday patrols. Of course, the patrols have been equipped with modern vehicles, a car for quick and easy
[00:00:43] transportation with field laboratory analysis devices.
[00:00:46] Recently, these are important points. These
[00:00:49] analysis devices are for increasing transparency with the owner
[00:00:52] of the activity. Analyzing oil and water analysis
[00:00:56] also. A final step was
[00:00:59] this neighborhood offered many to equip patrols with cameras. Every patrol
[00:01:01] is accompanied by a camera. This was activated in Damascus, and currently
[00:01:05] work has begun in rural Damascus, and within less than a month, God willing,
[00:01:09] it will be completed in all governorates. The presence of patrol work will be accompanied by
[00:01:13] a camera, which increases clear or transparent strategy
[00:01:16] for patrol work in front of the rights of the activity owner. Sometimes the activity owner
[00:01:20] receives imported
[00:01:22] and prices in the Syrian and adulterated goods, so it's not his fault. So there might be increased awareness
[00:01:26] for the activity owner and consumer protection through the oversight of activities
[00:01:30] and products. And also, the most important point
[00:01:33] is transparency, that there is no longer a stage where an activity
[00:01:36] can be unjustly treated. The authority is
[00:01:38] closer than the patrol. If any activity owner complains
[00:01:41] Damascus, from about any seizure, if it's not accompanied by
[00:01:44] filming, then he has the right. So, mandating all patrols to operate
[00:01:48] in local production and its reflection on cameras during their rounds and documenting all the details
[00:01:51] associated with the seizure, these repercussions you mentioned, in fact,
[00:01:55] this experience will be generalized, as within less than
[00:01:58] a month, God willing, it will be in all of Syria. And the patrol's powers,
[00:02:02] We raise it on what are they, to what extent are they immediate?
[00:02:04] The patrol enters with an official mission. Without an official
[00:02:08] mission, it is not authorized to enter. It will be in a car
[00:02:16] Between a guiding signal on of Damascus. From this with a clear logo, in a uniform. with a book of seizures currently, but through the application, God willing, we will reach the stage of electronic
[00:02:20] seizure, and also the violation will reach the high press, and later,
[00:02:24] God willing, electronic payment will also alleviate the burden on the activity owner
[00:02:27] with the hardship of payment and congestion. Well,
[00:02:30] Mr. Hassan, you balance between the consumer, the citizen,
[00:02:34] and between the traders.
[00:02:36] Can you explain to us the complexity of this process, so that
[00:02:40] should lecture the people. The people were smarter than there isn't also
[00:02:42] frankly, through this a reluctance from traders, who are the producing or supplying class for this market?
[00:02:46] In discussions that take place with activity owners
[00:02:49] or producers and importers, your constant interaction
[00:02:53] always revolves around the broad idea that I might be
[00:02:56] a producer of mortadella or a material, but I consume hundreds
[00:03:01] significance for the Damascenes of materials. Um, so we consider consumer protection as part of protecting the producer and importer. Meaning that
[00:03:05] consumer protection implies that if you produce one material,
[00:03:10] referring to following up on complaints, that is, you consume hundreds of materials. This is the broad
[00:03:11] on the computer. This does not headline, but in reality, what you are talking about
[00:03:14] is facilitating and reducing bureaucracy
[00:03:18] in dealing with activity owners.
[00:03:20] famous for transporting goods on The first
[00:03:21] camels to many and essential point is transforming the monitoring system
[00:03:24] into a value-added service system. Meaning, in the
[00:03:27] past, it was a circular. So, all
[00:03:31] factory owners were visited as awareness visits.
[00:03:35] Visits according to a checklist of violations that might
[00:03:38] be present, not to issue a fine,
[00:03:40] but solely for awareness and to provide a grace period for correction.
[00:03:44] This is for factories
[00:03:46] barriers of fear. and establishments. For
[00:03:47] Many of the people of Al-Shaghour activity owners, consumer protection visits for awareness, while supply
[00:03:50] control visits with a regulatory approach, let's say, for violations
[00:03:54] if they exist. Activity owners are involved in all decisions
[00:03:58] currently, even the application allows the activity
[00:04:01] owner to send any message and communicate with
[00:04:04] the administration regarding the patrol's work.
[00:04:08] If the patrol's work was not proper or inappropriate, or
[00:04:11] exceeded its duties, he can also
[00:04:14] decades of complain. He can complain about the patrol's work. The other
[00:04:16] point is that the application will later
[00:04:19] told, from allow evaluation of establishments. So if I need an establishment somewhere
[00:04:22] for dairy products, I can scan any barcode, and it will give me
[00:04:26] all the cheeses available in the area
[00:04:28] details. This and the GPS for reaching the activity and evaluating it. Of course,
[00:04:32] the consumer not only complains, but there's a chance
[00:04:36] that he can also provide a rating. He can give a high rating.
[00:04:39] The service of this establishment, its service is good, for example, its prices
[00:04:42] are reasonable. This will reflect in the future on
[00:04:45] the risk and the services that can be launched and made available to everyone.
[00:04:48] Uh-huh. Okay.
[00:04:51] Is your role only
[00:04:53] in addition to a degree in regulatory, or can you and a diploma in contribute to supporting the producer
[00:04:56] or the consumer? Supporting the producer
[00:05:00] and consumer, in fact,
[00:05:02] between a guiding signal on is about maintaining fair competition,
[00:05:06] so we, when we pursue illegal or
[00:05:10] smuggled goods, or goods that affect sound materials or the general
[00:05:13] atmosphere, that in itself supports local production
[00:05:17] or the importer who brings in a legitimate
[00:05:21] product, pays customs on it, and maintains its quality,
[00:05:24] while the same product might be available
[00:05:27] smuggled or in violation. Pursuing illegal
[00:05:30] materials opens the door for fair
[00:05:32] competition in quality, not in violation.
[00:05:35] And how do you balance between the national product
[00:05:38] and the imported product? Patrols
[00:05:42] work on oversight by ensuring the product complies
[00:05:46] with Syrian standard specifications, whether it's a local or imported
[00:05:52] meaning no product enters the market unless it complies
[00:05:55] with the specifications. However, some say that it's important to support
[00:05:59] the national product.
[00:06:02] It's very important to support the national product, frankly, because it creates opportunities
[00:06:06] for the workforce and reflects the local production cycle,
[00:06:08] and in reality, it supports the economy in general.
[00:06:12] Yes, but with consideration for the availability of
[00:06:16] the product and the appropriate price, the price and the appropriate price. Okay, I want to
[00:06:19] talk, in fact, Mr. Hassan, about your cooperation with
[00:06:22] other ministries. There are other ministries concerned
[00:06:26] with this file, and you cooperate with them in order to
[00:06:30] achieve perhaps a better form of product availability
[00:06:35] market. Is there a plan you are working on
[00:06:38] to lower prices in general, because
[00:06:41] most of the people's complaints now are about these rising
[00:06:44] prices? Primarily, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry
[00:06:48] of Agriculture, and the land and sea ports are all direct
[00:06:52] stakeholders in our work, whether it's food safety with the Ministry
[00:06:56] of Health and the entities I mentioned, the Ministry of Agriculture
[00:07:01] the local market, and the land and sea ports as an authority
[00:07:04] and through the supply and procurement committee.
[00:07:08] Price reduction, as you mentioned, is currently linked to supply and demand.
[00:07:15] The presence of Syrian trade halls spread across Syria and their proper
[00:07:19] will contribute to increasing the supply of all
[00:07:22] basic materials. It will contribute to a great increase in supply. You
[00:07:26] will work hard to increase supply. Increasing supply is what
[00:07:29] lowers prices, and you will work on that. That's the first point. The second point
[00:07:32] is, frankly, preventing unjustified price
[00:07:35] increases, where the consumer is a primary partner
[00:07:39] through direct access to the consumer, official
[00:07:42] bodies, and the presence of the application available in every activity. Yes,
[00:07:46] the barcode that can be scanned and sent. This part
[00:07:49] is currently available and being worked on directly. And also,
[00:07:55] platform, we encourage citizens to send any message they deem inappropriate,
[00:07:58] whether it's a price advertisement, an offered material, or
[00:08:02] an expired product. A photo will be sent and followed up
[00:08:05] directly. Umm.
[00:08:08] Of course, you have dedicated and specialized cadres in this field.
[00:08:13] In every province, there are dedicated cadres
[00:08:17] at the level of each area in the supply department and trade directors. I am not
[00:08:23] go out. Every directorate has a dedicated person, and at the ministerial level, there is
[00:08:27] a complete directorate that is following up. Hmm. Okay, one last
[00:08:30] question perhaps, Mr. Hassan. Do you provide recommendations,
[00:08:34] for example, to the ministries that I mentioned?
[00:08:37] You mentioned that you provide recommendations regarding import
[00:08:40] and export in this
[00:08:51] that this proposal may be their point of view. Sometimes
[00:08:54] there are other factors that interfere with these
[00:08:57] factors. Our proposal is based on price analysis,
[00:09:01] but it's not a very good proposal. Mr. Hassan, you are
[00:09:04] the direct link with the citizen. You have the big priority.
[00:09:08] As I mentioned to you, our proposal is based on price analysis, which sometimes
[00:09:12] has reasons. For example, currently there is a statistic at
[00:09:16] the General Poultry Establishment that within a week large quantities will be
[00:09:19] released to the market, so imports will be for a limited period in limited
[00:09:23] quantities. Okay, thank you, Mr.
[00:09:26] Hassan Al-Shawwah, Director of the Consumer Protection and Food Safety Directorate in the General
[00:09:29] Directorate of Internal Trade. Thank you very much for this hosting and for this
[00:09:33] abundant information. We hope that we have presented it
[00:09:37] to the esteemed viewers in a good way and answered their questions and complaints
[00:09:41] as well. Thank you.
[00:11:24] martyrs, most notably Martyr
[00:11:27] Munther al-Raihbani, who was killed
[00:11:30] by the forces of the defunct Syrian regime in 2011
[00:11:33] for refusing orders to open fire on the free demonstrators
[00:15:27] the runway
[00:15:30] and meticulous monitoring from inside the control
[00:15:33] towers.
[00:15:35] Syrian aviation continues its development
[00:15:38] steadily.
[00:15:41] It remains the bridge that connects Syria to the world.
[00:21:15] management teams in Al-Hasakah carried out an evacuation
[00:21:18] drill and fire
[00:21:22] and first aid training.
[00:23:43] civilizations met to create a developed city
[00:23:47] in its architecture, prosperous
[00:23:50] in its trade, advanced in its work.
[00:23:53] until the rule of Assad came
[00:24:01] and encircled it with fear and subjected
[00:24:04] it to a security grip that made
[00:24:08] its ancient glory a prisoner of the walls of branches
[00:24:11] and the voices of torturers.
[00:24:14] So let the banner of the Ba'ath rise
[00:24:18] high and fluttering.
[00:24:21] The walls of the security branches scattered in most
[00:24:25] of Damascus's neighborhoods were not merely walls that imprisoned
[00:24:28] detainees behind them, but rather extended like heavy
[00:24:31] shadows to erect in the hearts of Damascus's people
[00:24:57] But the first cry for freedom in Damascus came
[00:25:01] to declare a revolution against
[00:25:04] darkness.
[00:25:06] A few meters away from the legend of terror that
[00:25:10] the security branches had established, demonstrations erupted
[00:25:14] demanding the fall of the regime. Your knife
[00:25:17] is no longer.
[00:25:26] So the people of Damascus dared, and every step they took was
[00:25:30] a tremor that toppled the prestige of Assad's throne from
[00:25:34] the heart
[00:25:34] of the capital.
[00:25:40] But attempts to tighten the security grip on Damascus
[00:25:44] again to preserve the image of a Syria doing well.
[00:25:48] Arrests continued. Barzeh, July 15, 2011.
[00:25:51] And bullets faced peaceful demonstrators. Look at Assad's
[00:25:55] thugs. This led to the death of one of the first martyrs
[00:25:59] of the Syrian Revolution from the people of Assad.
[00:26:03] the reforms.
[00:26:10] The revolution in Damascus did not stop, but rather expanded
[00:26:13] its scope until it focused on its southern
[00:26:17] and eastern neighborhoods, where the streets
[00:26:20] turned into battlefields. Bombing leveled buildings
[00:26:24] to the ground and led to the forced displacement of thousands
[00:26:27] of Damascus residents until some
[00:26:31] neighborhoods were completely devoid of life.
[00:26:34] Years of deep slumber
[00:26:38] were imposed by the security grip on Damascus, but its people
[00:26:42] continued the path of revolution from the land of displacement
[00:27:44] sacrifice to development.
[00:28:19] the runway
[00:28:22] and meticulous monitoring from inside the control
[00:28:24] towers,
[00:28:27] Syrian aviation continues its development
[00:28:30] steadily.
[00:28:33] It remains the bridge that connects Syria to the world.
[00:29:58] Welcome, dear viewers, to this coverage on the arrival of a high-level
[00:30:01] ministerial delegation to Syria, which we begin with this
[00:30:05] brief. Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Asaad Sheibani,
[00:30:09] received the Lebanese government delegation headed by Deputy Prime
[00:30:12] Minister Tariq Mitri at Tishreen Palace in the capital
[00:30:15] Damascus. During the meeting, ways to enhance
[00:30:19] joint cooperation to serve the interests of both countries in various
[00:30:22] fields were discussed, in the presence of the Ministers of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Dr.
[00:30:26] Marwan Al-Halabi, and Education and Teaching, Muhammad Abdul Rahman Tarkeh,
[00:30:29] and Social Affairs and Labor, Hind Qabouwat.
[00:30:38] Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Asaad Sheibani, appointed Mazna Al-Atrash
[00:30:42] as an advisor for peace affairs in the ministry.
[00:30:44] Al-Atrash is from the governorate of Suweida and holds a certificate from
[00:30:48] the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts, Department of Dramatic Criticism,
[00:30:53] Cinematic Sciences,
[00:30:56] Media from the New Life University, and she enjoys.