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[00:00:00] Bin Salman signs a number of
[00:00:02] and enhances their agreements.
[00:00:06] Syria participates in the
[00:00:08] and we were pioneers 56th session of the
[00:00:10] of official Council of Arab Information Ministers, and the Minister of Information
[00:00:12] speaks about efforts to purify
[00:00:14] to develop cooperation
[00:00:15] towards a new phase of media discourse from the legacy of incitement, misinformation,
[00:00:17] and forgery.
[00:00:24] The Minister of Social Affairs and Labor confirms during
[00:00:28] a discussion session that the proposal to grant
[00:00:31] citizenship to children of Syrian women married to non-Syrians
[00:00:35] has reached the stage
[00:00:37] is an extension of a growing of approval.
[00:00:42] The Minister of Education and the Ministry of Education
[00:00:46] by the signing of a number offer condolences to the family of a student who died in the explosion of a war
[00:00:50] remnant inside an elementary school in Al-Hasakah
[00:00:54] governorate.
[00:01:16] from waiting for the bailiff to a notification
[00:01:23] at the administrative, Welcome, dear viewers, wherever you are. This is a detailed news bulletin of the most important news from
[00:01:27] Syrian News in Damascus. President Ahmed al-Shara
[00:01:30] concluded his visit to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, during which he met
[00:01:33] Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Crown Prince and Prime
[00:01:37] Minister. President al-Shara had arrived in the Saudi
[00:01:41] capital, Riyadh, on an official visit at the head of a high-level
[00:01:45] government delegation that included the Ministers of Foreign Affairs
[00:01:48] and Expatriates, Defense, Finance, Industry,
[00:01:52] and the Head of General Intelligence.
[00:01:56] A handshake that is not the first and will not be the last.
[00:02:00] A new summit meeting brings together President Ahmed al-Shara
[00:02:03] with Saudi Crown Prince
[00:02:06] session of the Council of Arab Information Prince Mohammed bin Salman, in a step that confirms the strength
[00:02:08] of fraternal ties between the two
[00:02:10] brotherly countries.
[00:02:13] The President arrived in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, on
[00:02:17] an official visit to the
[00:02:19] according to the Accountability Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, at the head of a high-level
[00:02:21] government delegation that included the Ministers of Foreign
[00:02:25] and everyone who contributed Affairs and Expatriates, Defense, Finance, Industry, Trade,
[00:02:28] Internal Affairs, and Consumer Protection, as well as the Head
[00:02:31] of the General Intelligence Directorate.
[00:02:34] At Al-Yamamah Palace, discussions were held between President Ahmed
[00:02:38] al-Shara and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, which covered
[00:02:42] bilateral relations and ways to develop them, as well as enhancing
[00:02:46] cooperation between the two countries in various
[00:02:49] our national media fields. They also exchanged views on regional
[00:02:52] and international developments and issues of common
[00:02:55] concern, and emphasized the importance of strengthening security
[00:02:58] and stability in the region. These discussions are an extension
[00:03:02] of pivotal stations that brought the two leaders
[00:03:05] together, most notably his first historic visit in February
[00:03:09] We thank, of course, the efforts
[00:03:09] matters so that 2025, as the first foreign destination
[00:03:12] for President Ahmed al-Shara
[00:03:16] organizations, and all those identity. Thirdly, in partnership since the liberation, passing through the tripartite summit that brought him together
[00:03:19] with the Saudi Crown Prince and US President Donald Trump in
[00:03:22] May of the same year, then his participation
[00:03:26] in the Future Investment Initiative Forum in October
[00:03:29] 2025, leading to continuous
[00:03:32] visits and meetings
[00:03:34] behind continue during 2025
[00:03:35] has been formed in and 2026,
[00:03:38] which focused on strengthening economic partnership
[00:03:41] and advancing reconstruction projects, expanding
[00:03:45] investment horizons, and regional
[00:03:48] of prominent judgments against connectivity. This continuous momentum reflects a trend towards
[00:03:51] elevating Syrian-Saudi relations to a broader
[00:03:55] level of coordination and cooperation, which enhances
[00:03:58] opportunities for stability
[00:04:00] and prosperity.
[00:04:04] The meeting between President al-Shara and Crown Prince
[00:04:08] Prince Mohammed bin Salman at Al-Yamamah Palace in the capital
[00:04:11] Riyadh witnessed the signing
[00:04:15] notification system in the Palace of a number of agreements and memorandums of understanding between the two countries,
[00:04:17] which included the fields of development, infrastructure, energy,
[00:04:21] the census. We are working housing, health, industry, agriculture, environment, and military cooperation, as well
[00:04:25] as financial
[00:04:26] services.
[00:04:44] in the governorate
[00:04:54] exchange expertise, and benefit a delegation from the Inter-Parliamentary His Excellency Mr. Mohammed Yasar
[00:04:56] Berri, and the visit comes in the context of developing relations between the two countries.
[00:05:01] technical devices, we implemented Saudi Arabia was the first destination for President al-Shara and Minister
[00:05:04] resulted in the discovery of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Al-Shaibani after
[00:05:06] the liberation of Syria, and from there began the lifting of
[00:05:09] sanctions. Syria always emphasizes the importance
[00:05:12] of its historical relationship with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in all
[00:05:16] political, security,
[00:05:18] and economic fields.
[00:05:23] From Damascus to Riyadh, Syrian-Saudi relations are moving
[00:05:28] cooperation, whose title is expanding partnership and strengthening
[00:05:31] common interests, with the visit of President Ahmed
[00:05:34] al-Shara to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia at
[00:05:38] the head of a high-level delegation that included the Ministers of Foreign
[00:05:41] Affairs and Expatriates, Defense, Finance, and Industry, as well
[00:05:45] as the head of the General Intelligence Agency. This visit
[00:05:50] trajectory of bilateral relations that has witnessed
[00:05:53] practical steps in the past to enhance economic
[00:05:56] and investment cooperation, translated
[00:05:59] of agreements and understandings between the two countries, including
[00:06:03] investment protection and the development of electricity, gas,
[00:06:06] and energy sectors, and strengthening cooperation in infrastructure
[00:06:09] and development projects, which contributes to creating a suitable
[00:06:13] environment for investments and supporting economic recovery and reconstruction.
[00:06:16] On the international stage, the American decision to cancel
[00:06:20] the Caesar Act from institutions and the Central Bank
[00:06:23] represented a pivotal turning point that allowed
[00:06:27] direct deals and investment partnerships, coinciding
[00:06:30] with European and British understandings to lift restrictions and begin
[00:06:33] international funding for early recovery projects. President's
[00:06:37] visit to Riyadh comes within the framework of a diplomatic
[00:06:41] movement led by Damascus to expand its network
[00:06:44] of regional and international relations and strengthen its presence
[00:06:47] on the Arab stage and open new horizons for economic
[00:06:50] and political cooperation at a time when the Kingdom
[00:06:53] of Saudi Arabia stands out as a key partner in supporting
[00:06:57] the recovery and reconstruction process.
[00:07:11] The Minister of Information, Dr. Khaled Zaarour, stressed
[00:07:14] in his speech during the 56th
[00:07:18] Ministers held in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, that the new
[00:07:21] Syria focused its efforts, or rather focused
[00:07:24] its efforts during the past year on building a suitable
[00:07:27] legislative environment and restructuring
[00:07:31] the national media system, in addition to working on purifying
[00:07:34] media discourse from the legacy of incitement, misinformation,
[00:07:38] and forgery. The year of our presidency
[00:07:42] of the Council coincided with major national
[00:07:46] entitlements and a foundational
[00:07:49] turning point within the new Syria, which required
[00:07:52] us to focus our efforts and energies on building
[00:07:55] a suitable legislative environment
[00:07:58] and rebuilding and restructuring
[00:08:02] system from within, and purifying media discourse
[00:08:06] from the legacy of incitement, misinformation, and forgery,
[00:08:09] and establishing a free, professional,
[00:08:13] and responsible media environment
[00:08:15] that respects pluralism and preserves civil
[00:08:19] peace and is consistent with the transitional
[00:08:21] phase that Syria is experiencing, based on our belief
[00:08:25] that a healthy and credible national media
[00:08:28] is the cornerstone for any effective
[00:08:31] Arab contribution. The Minister of Information, Dr. Khaled
[00:08:35] Zaarour, discussed with his Egyptian counterpart, Diaa Rashwan, ways
[00:08:39] to enhance cooperation between the two countries in the media field.
[00:08:42] The two sides discussed a number of areas of common interest
[00:08:46] during a meeting held on the sidelines of the work of the
[00:08:49] 56th ordinary
[00:08:52] session of the Council of Arab Information Ministers, which opened today
[00:08:55] at the headquarters of the General Secretariat, or opened
[00:08:58] yesterday at the headquarters of the General Secretariat of the League of Arab
[00:09:02] States in Cairo.
[00:09:09] The media committee of the People's Assembly discussed
[00:09:12] the legislation regulating media work with a delegation
[00:09:15] that included directors of media
[00:09:18] and communication departments in the Ministries of Defense,
[00:09:21] Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, and Interior, and the Director of Public
[00:09:24] Relations in the Ministry of Information, during a meeting
[00:09:27] held by the committee chaired by Moayad
[00:09:31] Qablawi. The committee presented the standards it relies
[00:09:35] on in formulating media needs in enacting
[00:09:38] the new media law and avoiding conflict
[00:09:42] between preserving security and state institutions
[00:09:45] and the role of government media in achieving the required
[00:09:49] homogeneity and establishing
[00:09:51] common visions for ministerial
[00:09:57] media. The Speaker of the People's Assembly, Abdul Hamid
[00:10:00] Al-Awaja, received
[00:10:03] Union, headed by Secretary-General Anda Philip, in the presence
[00:10:07] of a number of members of the Assembly. Al-Awaja
[00:10:11] stressed during the meeting the importance of strengthening
[00:10:14] communication between parliaments of the world to contribute
[00:10:17] to advocating for peoples, pointing to the deep relationship
[00:10:21] between the Syrian Parliament and the Inter-Parliamentary
[00:10:25] Union, which extends for more than 80 years,
[00:10:28] and the necessity of working
[00:10:41] to develop it and enhance joint cooperation. The Minister of Social
[00:10:44] Affairs and Labor, Hind Qabuwat, affirmed the ministry's
[00:10:47] interest in families, mothers, and widows during her participation
[00:10:50] in a discussion session on legal identity in Syria
[00:10:54] at the United Nations headquarters in Geneva.
[00:10:57] She pointed out that the absence of legal documents exacerbates
[00:11:00] the risks of statelessness and marginalization of children,
[00:11:03] revealing that the proposal to grant citizenship
[00:11:06] to children of Syrian women married to non-Syrians
[00:11:09] has reached the stage of approval within legal
[00:11:13] and administrative reforms to address issues
[00:11:16] of identification documents.
[00:11:19] For us in Syria,
[00:11:22] the legal identity of a child
[00:11:25] is not limited to a piece
[00:11:27] of paper
[00:11:30] or an administrative transaction, but rather it
[00:11:33] is the basis for human dignity. Without
[00:11:36] it, there is no access to school,
[00:11:40] healthcare, justice, or social protection.
[00:11:43] We are conducting major reforms
[00:11:48] legal, and legislative levels,
[00:11:52] and we are not only responding
[00:11:55] to cases of missing documents, but
[00:11:58] each case individually. Decision 556
[00:12:02] was issued by the General Secretariat
[00:12:06] for Cabinet Affairs, and a committee
[00:12:09] was formed to study
[00:12:11] the proposal of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor
[00:12:15] regarding granting citizenship to children of Syrian
[00:12:17] women married to non-Syrians. This committee
[00:12:21] is headed by the Deputy Minister
[00:12:25] of Interior for Civil Affairs and includes
[00:12:28] representatives from the Prime Minister's Office, and the Ministries
[00:12:32] of Justice, Awqaf,
[00:12:36] the State Consultative Council,
[00:12:38] and also the Ministry
[00:12:42] of Social Affairs and Labor.
[00:12:46] Minister Qabuwat affirmed that the government
[00:12:49] is working to reintegrate communities that have been isolated from state
[00:12:53] institutions into government services, at a time when
[00:12:56] the figures related to affected children are still incomplete.
[00:13:00] She also expressed the happiness of all
[00:13:03] Syrians at the return of our Kurdish brothers, whom the previous
[00:13:06] regime deprived of their identity, and that the government
[00:13:09] is working to guarantee their rights and duties
[00:13:13] and preserve their dignity.
[00:13:16] We are now trying to achieve restorative
[00:13:19] justice for children, and we are applying
[00:13:22] successful models, including
[00:13:26] the Jordanian model. Secondly, we are restructuring
[00:13:30] court fees for civil
[00:13:34] fees do not become an obstacle between the child and their legal
[00:13:39] with UNICEF,
[00:13:41] we are training
[00:13:44] juvenile court judges to deal with
[00:13:48] cases of separated children in order to achieve
[00:13:51] the best interests of children in order to restore life to Raqqa
[00:13:55] once again. A specialized judicial committee
[00:14:00] Raqqa and eastern Aleppo
[00:14:03] in order to recover records,
[00:14:06] as well as civil courts
[00:14:08] and provide services again to communities
[00:14:12] that have been isolated from state institutions. All of
[00:14:16] Syria
[00:14:17] shares
[00:14:20] the joy of welcoming our Kurdish brothers, according
[00:14:24] to the decree. And the law
[00:14:27] or the previous regime deprived them
[00:14:30] of their identity, but
[00:14:33] thousands of unregistered Kurds
[00:14:37] have full citizenship with full
[00:14:40] rights and duties and complete
[00:14:43] dignity, awaiting
[00:14:46] with international partners to support families
[00:14:50] returning home or still displaced.
[00:14:53] A delegation from the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management,
[00:14:57] headed by Assistant Minister Ahmed Qaziza, is participating
[00:15:00] in the ninth edition of the European Civil Protection
[00:15:03] Forum held in the Belgian capital, Brussels, on the
[00:15:06] third and fourth of November.
[00:15:09] The participation aims to discuss ways of cooperation
[00:15:12] in the fields of civil protection and disaster
[00:15:15] management,
[00:15:19] from European experiences to develop emergency
[00:15:21] response capabilities and reduce risks.
[00:15:30] A scientific delegation from the Atomic
[00:15:34] Energy Commission, headed by Dr. Mudhar Al-Ajala,
[00:15:37] and with the participation of Dr. Mohammed Sweid, Assistant Minister of Higher
[00:15:41] Education and Scientific Research, paid an official visit to Malaysia.
[00:15:43] A series
[00:15:47] meetings of the delegation discussed ways
[00:15:52] in technical, scientific, and research fields to contribute
[00:15:56] to the development of national competencies, in addition
[00:15:59] to exchanging expertise in nuclear science and technology
[00:16:01] and reviewing educational curricula in nuclear
[00:16:05] science and medical physics specializations,
[00:16:08] and developing practical training
[00:16:22] programs. The Fourth Criminal Court specializing in transitional
[00:16:26] justice in Damascus held eight public sessions
[00:16:29] that included the trial of new defendants and the completion
[00:16:32] of previous cases, in addition to issuing in absentia
[00:16:35] judgments against a defendant who had fled.
[00:16:38] The court began the trial of Tariq
[00:16:41] Baniyat, who held the position of Assistant
[00:16:45] Head of the Military Public Prosecution in Damascus with the rank of First
[00:16:48] Lieutenant, accused of crimes of murder, torture, enforced
[00:16:51] disappearance, war crimes, and crimes against
[00:16:55] humanity. The court also completed other
[00:16:59] sessions and adjourned other sessions
[00:17:03] and postponed a number
[00:17:05] of them to complete trial
[00:17:09] procedures within a process aimed at uncovering
[00:17:12] the truth and holding those responsible accountable
[00:17:16] and ensuring
[00:17:16] the rights of victims.
[00:17:22] A serious path to uncover the truth and achieve justice, as
[00:17:26] the Fourth Criminal Court specializing in transitional
[00:17:29] justice in Damascus witnessed the holding of eight
[00:17:33] public sessions, most notably the start of the trial of the accused
[00:17:37] Tariq Bania, Assistant Head of the Military Public Prosecution
[00:17:41] in Damascus previously, who faces serious
[00:17:44] charges including involvement in premeditated murder,
[00:17:48] torture leading to death, and enforced disappearance,
[00:17:51] as well as war crimes and crimes against humanity,
[00:17:56] and Justice Administration of the National Authority
[00:18:00] for Transitional Justice. The facts of the case indicate
[00:18:03] that the accused headed the committee for examining
[00:18:07] the bodies of detainees who died under torture
[00:18:10] and participated in examining more than 67 bodies
[00:18:14] and signing their reports amidst accusations of not
[00:18:17] adhering to legal procedures in identifying identities
[00:18:20] and documenting torture marks. The accused denied the charges
[00:18:24] against him, considering that his work was within the scope
[00:18:27] of his duty, while the court decided to postpone the session
[00:18:31] to November 17th to complete procedures and hear the demands
[00:18:35] of the prosecution and defense. In the same context, the court
[00:18:39] completed the trial sessions of other defendants, including
[00:18:42] Johnny Qablan and Firas Mansour, and heard the memorandums of the Public
[00:18:46] Prosecution requesting conviction, while the defense teams
[00:18:49] were given deadlines to submit their defenses.
[00:18:52] The trial of the accused Mustafa Adas also began, and the sessions
[00:18:56] witnessed the issuance of in absentia judgments against defendants
[00:18:59] in cases of killing civilians and carrying weapons. The National
[00:19:02] Authority affirmed that these trials aim to uncover the full
[00:19:05] truth and guarantee the rights of victims
[00:19:08] and their families, away from selectivity
[00:19:11] and in accordance with guarantees of a fair trial that holds
[00:19:14] accountable everyone who contributed to the commission of violations
[00:19:17] or their cover-up. These sessions come as a continuation
[00:19:21] of a judicial process that began in Abadi and witnessed the issuance
[00:19:26] figures of the defunct regime, ranging from execution
[00:19:29] to life imprisonment, in person and in absentia,
[00:19:32] thus marking a new chapter for Damascus, whose most prominent
[00:19:35] title is no impunity, and justice
[00:19:38] is the basis of stability.
[00:19:40] In line with its direction
[00:19:43] towards digital transformation and simplification of judicial
[00:19:47] procedures, the Ministry of Justice has adopted the electronic
[00:19:52] of Justice to largely replace
[00:19:56] paper notifications by sending judicial
[00:19:59] notifications to stakeholders through text messages
[00:20:03] and email, which contributes to saving
[00:20:05] time and accelerating the progress of lawsuits
[00:20:09] and judicial
[00:20:10] procedures.
[00:20:20] Circular No. 22 was issued by the Minister
[00:20:22] of Justice, and by the decision of the General
[00:20:26] Assembly of the Court of Cassation No. 9 regarding
[00:20:29] digital transformation and electronic notification.
[00:20:32] By the grace of God Almighty, in the Aleppo judiciary,
[00:20:35] after receiving the necessary
[00:20:39] this decision or the circular issued
[00:20:42] by the Minister of Justice, as we, in less
[00:20:46] than a month, in a period of 20 days,
[00:20:50] notified about 10,000 memoranda, and this number
[00:20:53] is considered a great achievement for the Aleppo judiciary,
[00:20:58] in this matter. Electronic notification
[00:21:02] is not just an administrative procedure
[00:21:05] or a judicial luxury, but rather it is
[00:21:09] a real administrative and legislative revolution
[00:21:12] that re-engineers the relationship between the judicial system
[00:21:16] and the citizen. Electronic notification leads to
[00:21:20] closing the doors of corruption, facilitates
[00:21:23] the delivery of notifications to citizens, facilitates
[00:21:26] their access to their rights, and brings
[00:21:29] forward session dates, and thus facilitates citizens' access
[00:21:33] to their rights and closes the doors
[00:21:35] of corruption, as we said,
[00:21:39] and speeds up the resolution
[00:21:41] of lawsuits. Now, electronic notification makes
[00:21:45] it easier for us to reduce lawsuits in courts. The person
[00:21:49] comes and fills out a form,
[00:22:06] on the phone, a transformation that shortens distance and time
[00:22:09] and opens a faster and more effective
[00:22:13] path for the judiciary.
[00:22:15] Muhammad Qanbari, Syrian News, Aleppo
[00:22:18] City. The Criminal
[00:22:20] Investigations Branch in rural Damascus arrested
[00:22:24] three people who confessed to stealing a house in Adra
[00:22:27] Al-Omranieh. Internal Security Forces
[00:22:30] recovered the stolen items, which included
[00:22:34] 33,000 dollars, a gold ornament, and an
[00:22:37] Audi car, and handed them over to their owner,
[00:22:41] while the detainees
[00:22:43] were referred to the judiciary.
[00:22:49] Internal Security Forces in Latakia governorate also arrested
[00:22:52] two individuals while they were transporting stolen goods
[00:22:56] belonging to several government entities.
[00:22:59] The stolen goods were seized
[00:23:02] in their possession, and investigations are still ongoing
[00:23:05] to uncover the rest of those involved
[00:23:08] to refer them to the competent judiciary to receive their just
[00:23:12] punishment.
[00:23:25] The Ministry of Education offered condolences to the family
[00:23:29] of a student who died at Abu Rasin Elementary School in
[00:23:33] Al-Hasakah Governorate. According to the Ministry's
[00:23:35] statement, one of the students
[00:23:38] brought from outside the school an object from
[00:23:42] war remnants without realizing its danger,
[00:23:46] which led to the explosion of the object, the death
[00:23:50] of a student, and the injury of a number of students
[00:23:52] and teachers.
[00:23:59] Another mine explosion also claimed the lives
[00:24:03] of two Syrian Arab Army soldiers in rural Daraa, while
[00:24:06] civil defense teams and army teams
[00:24:09] continue their work to clear mines from
[00:24:12] the destroyed areas.
[00:24:15] Amman, on the fall of the defunct regime, mines,
[00:24:19] and unexploded ordnance
[00:24:22] that it left
[00:24:24] to claim the lives of civilians
[00:24:27] and military personnel alike.
[00:24:31] In a new toll, mines claimed the life of a child
[00:24:34] and injured others
[00:24:38] after a mine from war remnants exploded
[00:24:41] inside a school in Abu Rasin in rural Al-Hasakah.
[00:24:44] It also claimed the lives of two Syrian Arab
[00:24:48] Army soldiers after an unexploded remnant
[00:24:52] exploded in rural Daraa. The tragedies
[00:24:54] caused by the remnants highlight the magnitude
[00:24:58] of the burdens placed on the Syrian
[00:25:01] government in removing these remnants.
[00:25:03] It also reveals anew the dangers
[00:25:07] threatening the lives of civilians, as
[00:25:10] civil defense teams affiliated with
[00:25:13] the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management
[00:25:17] across Syria continue their work in detecting
[00:25:20] and removing mines and war remnants
[00:25:24] before civilians reach them, especially in the destroyed
[00:25:28] areas. In Hama, teams from the Directorate
[00:25:31] of Emergency and Disaster Management
[00:25:34] carried out a technical and non-technical survey
[00:25:38] in several villages as part of the project
[00:25:41] implemented by the ministry to provide a safe
[00:25:44] working environment for the teams and ensure
[00:25:48] the safety of workers and residents.
[00:25:50] The survey operations
[00:25:54] of a number of unexploded ordnance that were dealt
[00:25:57] with in a way that limits the risks that
[00:26:01] threaten the safety of the residents
[00:26:05] security in the region. Civil defense teams
[00:26:09] also continued their work during the rubble removal
[00:26:12] project in Maarat al-Numan city, south of Idlib,
[00:26:16] in order to contribute to the return of residents,
[00:26:18] push the wheel of recovery, and enable humanitarian
[00:26:21] access. The work carried out
[00:26:24] by the army engineering teams in parallel with
[00:26:28] civil defense teams since the beginning of the liberation
[00:26:31] of cleaning lands and neighborhoods from
[00:26:35] remnants comes within the Syrian government's
[00:26:39] vision towards a recovered
[00:26:41] and secure future for
[00:26:44] the residents, enabling them to return to their homes
[00:26:48] safely, and in which all the destruction
[00:26:51] left by the defunct regime's military
[00:26:55] machine
[00:26:56] will be restored.
[00:27:07] The seventh convoy of the Return Program departed from Al-Hasakah
[00:27:11] Governorate, comprising 372
[00:27:14] families residing in shelters, heading to their original
[00:27:18] areas in rural Ras al-Ain. This convoy comes
[00:27:21] as a continuation of efforts to return displaced
[00:27:25] families to their areas within the voluntary
[00:27:28] return program, after the return of the sixth convoy
[00:27:32] at the end of last month, which included
[00:27:34] 645
[00:27:36] families from Ras al-Ain
[00:27:39] and its countryside.
[00:27:46] Our joy is immense, our joy is immense.
[00:27:50] We've been here since last night, we can't wait to return
[00:27:53] to our areas and to our homes.
[00:27:56] We thank all the parties who, when
[00:27:59] we were displaced, received us with the best reception. We thank Al-Hasakah
[00:28:03] very much.
[00:28:06] Today, the suffering ends with our
[00:28:09] return in the seventh convoy, to end the suffering
[00:28:13] we experienced in the shelters that lasted seven
[00:28:16] years. We have suffered a lot
[00:28:20] of difficulties during this period, and today, thank
[00:28:24] God, we thank God
[00:28:27] to the success of this agreement for us to return
[00:28:31] to our destroyed, ruined homes.
[00:28:34] We went to our houses and saw them all on the ground, destroyed. And this means
[00:28:38] we have to rebuild from scratch. We have hope in these houses and we will return
[00:28:42] to how we were before, and God willing, we will settle and rebuild our houses, because we have no other place
[00:28:46] than this. This is the seventh
[00:28:49] batch of returning displaced people. Displaced
[00:28:53] people from Ras al-Ain returned home today.
[00:28:56] Tomorrow there will be another batch. Today, about
[00:29:00] 3870
[00:29:02] families returned, and tomorrow, God willing, 470 families.
[00:29:05] We hope that the pace of return for these displaced
[00:29:08] people will accelerate.
[00:29:11] of all those involved in this work from Internal Security,
[00:29:15] and the efforts of the presidential delegation, and international
[00:29:19] involved in this work.
[00:29:23] More than 200 families left displacement camps
[00:29:27] in northern Idlib for nine governorates in a new
[00:29:30] step within the process of ending the reality
[00:29:33] with a vision of Syria without camps,
[00:29:37] thus turning a long page of suffering that
[00:29:40] they experienced inside the camps after years
[00:29:43] of displacement and suffering.
[00:29:50] More than 200 families today turn the page
[00:29:53] of displacement and head to nine Syrian
[00:29:56] governorates: Daraa, Damascus, rural Damascus,
[00:29:59] Homs, Hama, and also southern and eastern
[00:30:03] Idlib, Latakia, Aleppo, and Deir
[00:30:06] ez-Zor. This convoy, which is heading
[00:30:09] today from this area, the camps area in northern
[00:30:13] Idlib, to its governorates
[00:30:15] after a journey of displacement that lasted for years
[00:30:19] here in Idlib. Today, this journey,
[00:30:22] the journey of displacement, ends for them to return
[00:30:25] and start their lives anew in the governorates
[00:30:29] from which they were displaced years ago due to the defunct
[00:30:33] regime and the crimes of the defunct regime.
[00:30:36] Many of them return to build the tent they carried from place
[00:30:39] displacement on the rubble of his
[00:30:43] destroyed house in his original
[00:30:46] residence, Moaz al-Abbas, Syrian News,
[00:30:49] displacement camps in the
[00:30:51] northern Idlib countryside.