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[00:00:01] to create conditions for the return of the people
[00:00:03] of the European Affairs Department with and the restoration of services, the launch of a project for the removal and recycling of
[00:00:06] more than
[00:00:10] is involved in carrying out a series of 25,000 cubic meters of rubble in the city of Al-Zabadani in the Damascus
[00:00:16] and stability in the countryside. The General Secretariat of the Presidency of the Republic
[00:00:19] clarifies the mechanisms for implementing the decision to increase working hours
[00:00:22] and guarantee the rights of
[00:00:24] its readiness, benefiting from employees, affirming the possibility of conducting an initial review
[00:00:27] to develop its capabilities of the decision after three months of implementation.
[00:00:33] The launch of the second batch of the seventh convoy for the return of displaced persons
[00:00:36] from shelters in Al-Hasakah to their original areas in
[00:00:40] Ras al-Ain, including 470 families.
[00:01:05] Damascus. Tell us the The fourth news bulletin from Al-Ikhbariya Al-Souriya. Welcome,
[00:01:09] everyone. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates announced that
[00:01:14] it left behind still the visit of President Ahmed Al-Shara Jean-Fritz, in the capital to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and his meeting
[00:01:17] with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman resulted in the signing of
[00:01:20] several agreements and memoranda of understanding
[00:01:23] covering vital sectors including industry, agriculture,
[00:01:26] environmental protection, and infrastructure.
[00:01:30] and financial services, in addition to a cooperation agreement between
[00:01:33] the ministries of defense between
[00:01:35] concessional development loan agreements with the two countries.
[00:01:39] From the diplomatic gateway to economic horizons, a new
[00:01:43] pillar was formed by the official visit of President Ahmed
[00:01:46] Al-Shara to the Saudi capital Riyadh, and his meeting with Crown
[00:01:50] Prince Mohammed bin Salman to integrate Syria into
[00:01:54] with different plaintiffs in its regional and international environment, in preparation for accelerating the rebuilding
[00:01:57] there is a problem of institutions, strengthening strategic and security cooperation,
[00:02:00] and opening the door wide for investment flows
[00:02:04] in conjunction with international developments and the lifting of sanctions.
[00:02:07] The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates clarified that the discussions
[00:02:11] resulted in the signing of a group of agreements and memorandums of understanding
[00:02:15] that cover vital sectors such as energy,
[00:02:18] industry, agriculture, environmental protection, infrastructure,
[00:02:22] housing, and financial
[00:02:24] out technical and non-technical services, in addition to the Ministry of Defense. The language of numbers
[00:02:27] translated this partnership by signing six. Development loan agreements
[00:02:31] between the Ministry of Finance and the Saudi Development Fund
[00:02:34] worth over 483
[00:02:37] Syria attended the ninth edition of dollars, covering vital sectors, most notably
[00:02:40] 90 million for the rehabilitation of Aleppo
[00:02:43] of a number of Thermal Power Plant, 100 million for the health sector, and
[00:02:47] 105 million for the establishment of civil defense
[00:02:50] centers, in addition to projects for water
[00:02:54] and enhance their security in and housing development, and digital transformation. The partnership did not stop
[00:02:57] experiences, and learning about at financial and economic limits, but also
[00:03:01] resulted in Syria obtaining a free and official exhibition
[00:03:03] space at Expo 2030 in Riyadh,
[00:03:07] in a clear message of confidence that Syria
[00:03:10] is turning the page on the past towards comprehensive recovery. These comprehensive
[00:03:14] partnerships come within a rapid path of Saudi-Syrian rapprochement
[00:03:17] that began in 2025.
[00:03:21] From investment
[00:03:23] within a broader path of presence in estimates of about seven billion dollars, referred
[00:03:26] to by President Ahmed Al-Shara in the Future
[00:03:29] Investment Initiative forum, to the Damascus
[00:03:32] Investment Forum, which witnessed the participation of 200 Saudi
[00:03:35] entities and the announcement of 27 projects
[00:03:39] with a value exceeding 24 billion
[00:03:44] implemented this the remnants of destruction. riyals, and to confirm that Damascus and Riyadh that economic recovery and the future
[00:03:47] of reconstruction are the beginning of the launch towards a sustainable
[00:03:50] regional
[00:03:51] partnership.
[00:03:54] In preparation for the return of displaced persons, Syria and Saudi Arabia signed a set of
[00:03:58] development agreements worth over 400 million
[00:04:01] dollars through
[00:04:03] and we were pioneers soft loans for 20 years to rehabilitate thousands of housing units,
[00:04:07] operate the Aleppo thermal power plant, restore
[00:04:10] hospitals and civil defense centers,
[00:04:13] broader cooperation prospects. In this and water networks to convert financial support into services for citizens and provide
[00:04:17] elements of stability
[00:04:18] and recovery.
[00:04:21] Tens of thousands of displaced families were not waiting for the language
[00:04:25] of numbers and the signing of memoranda, as much as
[00:04:28] they were looking forward to a path that would end years of displacement and open the door to return
[00:04:31] to their homes. From Riyadh came the direct
[00:04:36] exceptional difficulties in announcement to transform the restoration of stability into a specific
[00:04:39] executive path, culminating in the visit of President
[00:04:42] Ahmed Al-Shara with the signing of six development agreements with
[00:04:45] the Saudi Development Fund exceeding
[00:04:49] 403 million dollars for the rehabilitation of
[00:04:52] services and infrastructure under the vision of "Syria without
[00:04:56] Camps." A development partnership was formulated with funding
[00:05:00] extending for 20 years with a grace period of five years
[00:05:04] to deliver its results directly to the Syrian street.
[00:05:07] From housing, the starting point begins with allocating 60
[00:05:11] from waiting for the bailiff to a notification on million dollars for the rehabilitation of
[00:05:14] damaged housing units under the supervision of the Ministry of Public
[00:05:17] Works and Housing, complementing 90 million dollars to restart
[00:05:21] the Aleppo Thermal Power Plant and restore electricity
[00:05:25] to homes and industrial facilities,
[00:05:27] alongside 30 million dollars for the supply and installation
[00:05:31] of smart water meters in Damascus and Idlib to control
[00:05:35] the distribution network and ensure resource sustainability. Because
[00:05:38] family stability relies on efficient basic
[00:05:41] services, 100 million dollars have been allocated to rehabilitate
[00:05:45] and equip damaged hospitals and health centers,
[00:05:48] and 105 million dollars to establish
[00:05:51] and equip 25 civil defense centers in
[00:05:55] several governorates. This is accompanied by the development of a comprehensive
[00:05:58] strategy for digital transformation and the establishment of an office to manage
[00:06:02] it for the Ministry of Finance, ensuring transparency in resource
[00:06:06] management and monitoring development projects.
[00:06:08] In parallel with this funding package, a five-dimensional
[00:06:11] memorandum of understanding in the industrial, agricultural, and environmental
[00:06:15] sectors was signed to stimulate local
[00:06:18] production and create job opportunities. This path transforms Syrian-Saudi
[00:06:22] relations from political coordination to
[00:06:25] on-the-ground implementation and lays the foundation for the return
[00:06:29] of families and the restoration of normal life in
[00:06:32] various
[00:06:33] governorates.
[00:06:37] In a move that reflects a trend towards supporting the recovery process and rehabilitating
[00:06:41] the infrastructure in Syria, the Ministry of
[00:06:44] Finance signed six
[00:06:48] the Saudi Development Fund with a total value
[00:06:51] exceeding 403 million dollars to support
[00:06:54] vital sectors including energy, water, health,
[00:06:58] emergency, housing, and digital transformation, during the visit
[00:07:02] of President Ahmed Al-Shara to Riyadh and in the presence of Saudi
[00:07:05] Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The agreements include
[00:07:09] allocating 90 million dollars to rehabilitate generating units at
[00:07:13] the Aleppo Thermal Power Plant, which will provide electricity
[00:07:16] to about 5 million people, and 30 million dollars
[00:07:19] to modernize the drinking water system and install 300
[00:07:23] thousand smart meters, benefiting about 1.5
[00:07:26] million people. Also, 105 million dollars have been allocated
[00:07:30] to establish and rehabilitate 25 civil defense centers,
[00:07:33] benefiting more than 7 million people,
[00:07:36] and 60 million dollars to rehabilitate up to
[00:07:40] 1,000 damaged
[00:07:42] housing units. In the health sector, the funding value is 100
[00:07:46] million dollars for the rehabilitation, establishment, and equipping of
[00:07:49] hospitals and health centers, while the allocations
[00:07:53] for digital transformation and the development of government
[00:07:56] financial services exceed 18 million dollars. The agreements were signed
[00:07:59] on the Syrian side by Minister of Finance Mohammed Yasser
[00:08:03] Birniah, and on the Saudi side by the CEO of the Fund,
[00:08:07] Sultan bin Abdulrahman Al-Marshad, while the Ministry
[00:08:10] of Finance is responsible for signing
[00:08:13] on behalf of the relevant ministries and entities. These agreements
[00:08:15] represent a first batch of development projects that are
[00:08:19] being funded with the aim of supporting recovery, rehabilitating
[00:08:23] infrastructure, and improving essential services within the framework
[00:08:27] of developmental cooperation between the Kingdom of Saudi
[00:08:30] Arabia
[00:08:31] and Syria.
[00:08:40] The Civil Defense and for rubble recycling project was launched in the city of Daraya
[00:08:44] simultaneously with the start of rubble removal and transfer operations in
[00:08:48] the city of Al-Zabadani in Rural Damascus as part of a project aimed at removing
[00:08:52] and managing
[00:08:55] Details in the
[00:08:56] following report.
[00:08:59] In support of sustainable recovery paths and improvement of
[00:09:03] services, the Civil Defense launched a vital project
[00:09:06] to remove and manage the remnants of destruction,
[00:09:10] which included launching campaigns and inaugurating
[00:09:13] specialized units for recycling rubble in the Damascus countryside
[00:09:17] to rehabilitate basic infrastructure in affected areas with support from
[00:09:20] the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center
[00:09:23] in Saudi Arabia. The center clarified that this support comes
[00:09:27] as an extension of the efforts of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to
[00:09:30] support the Syrian people and affected communities.
[00:09:33] The first features of this field project
[00:09:37] began in the Damascus countryside with the opening of a civil defense unit
[00:09:40] for rubble recycling in the city of Daraya, aiming
[00:09:43] to process about 30 thousand cubic meters of reusable
[00:09:47] rubble and transform it
[00:09:50] into basic building materials, in addition to producing
[00:09:53] gravel materials used in infrastructure
[00:09:56] projects, in conjunction with the continuation of work that previously
[00:10:00] resulted in the removal and transfer of
[00:10:02] 84,600
[00:10:05] cubic meters of rubble in the cities of Douma and Daraya.
[00:10:08] In the same context, work began to remove and transfer rubble
[00:10:12] in the city of Al-Zabadani to remove about
[00:10:15] 25,000 cubic meters by the end of the current
[00:10:19] year to promote immediate stability and support
[00:10:22] economic and social activity. These new
[00:10:25] service initiatives come as an extension and development of
[00:10:29] previous efforts, as the Aleppo governorate had previously
[00:10:32] witnessed a comprehensive campaign to remove rubble and earthworks
[00:10:36] in several vital neighborhoods. Also, civil defense teams
[00:10:39] from the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management carried out
[00:10:43] a similar service campaign in Homs governorate,
[00:10:46] specifically in the city of Al-Qusayr in the southern
[00:10:49] countryside, focusing then on removing accumulated rubble
[00:10:53] and opening closed main roads to facilitate
[00:10:57] traffic and support the safe return of residents.
[00:11:00] This project comes within the framework of supporting early recovery efforts
[00:11:04] and rehabilitating basic infrastructure in areas that
[00:11:08] suffered from destruction, which supports economic
[00:11:11] and social activity and contributes to the reconstruction
[00:11:14] of affected
[00:11:15] cities.
[00:11:18] And with us live from Daraya in Rural Damascus,
[00:11:22] our correspondent Muhammad Tantawi. Welcome to you, Muhammad. So.
[00:11:25] The project to remove war remnants and recycle
[00:11:28] rubble continues in Rural
[00:11:30] details.
[00:11:35] Yes, Nadia. The Civil
[00:11:37] Defense Center, the White Helmets,
[00:11:40] yesterday
[00:11:45] Muhammad, a rubble
[00:11:48] recycling unit. Yes, there was a problem with the sound. Please
[00:11:51] repeat from the beginning, please.
[00:11:57] Civil Defense Center yesterday
[00:11:59] center
[00:12:02] opened, sorry, a rubble recycling center and witnessed
[00:12:06] the inauguration of the second phase
[00:12:08] of rubble removal. We are talking about
[00:12:12] the first phase where 85,000 cubic
[00:12:16] meters of rubble were removed from Daraya and Douma, and
[00:12:19] Muhammad,
[00:12:22] with the sound, unfortunately. I thank our correspondent Muhammad
[00:12:26] Tantawi who was with us from Daraya in Rural
[00:12:28] Damascus.
[00:12:38] A delegation from the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management participated
[00:12:42] in the European Civil Protection Forum, while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
[00:12:45] and Expatriates discussed with a delegation from the European Council on Foreign
[00:12:49] Relations the prospects of transforming political dialogue into a long-term
[00:12:53] strategic partnership.
[00:12:58] From the Belgian capital Brussels,
[00:13:02] the European Civil Protection Forum, which was held under the
[00:13:05] slogan "Preparedness Today and Readiness for Tomorrow."
[00:13:08] The delegation of the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management was led
[00:13:12] by Assistant Minister Ahmed Aqaziz in a participation
[00:13:14] aimed at strengthening cooperation in civil protection and disaster
[00:13:18] management, exchanging
[00:13:22] European experiences in developing emergency response capabilities
[00:13:25] and reducing disaster risks. The forum is considered
[00:13:28] the most prominent platform for the European civil protection community,
[00:13:32] bringing together policymakers,
[00:13:35] civil protection authorities, first response teams,
[00:13:38] and workers in this field, as well as relevant bodies from across
[00:13:42] Europe and beyond. Participation in Brussels comes
[00:13:48] specialized international forums, where a delegation from
[00:13:51] the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management participated in the twelfth
[00:13:55] meeting of the Arab Partnership for Disaster Risk Reduction
[00:13:59] hosted by the Tunisian capital and organized by the United
[00:14:02] Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction,
[00:14:06] with the participation of representatives from Arab countries, regional
[00:14:09] and international organizations, and relevant partners. The Ministry
[00:14:12] of Emergency and Disaster Management also participated in a regional
[00:14:16] workshop that addressed explosive weapons in populated
[00:14:19] areas and the Convention on the Prohibition or Restriction
[00:14:23] of the Use of Certain Conventional Weapons,
[00:14:25] in addition to autonomous weapon systems.
[00:14:28] In parallel with this presence in emergency and disaster files, Damascus
[00:14:32] opened a path for dialogue with European institutions in search of
[00:14:38] context, the Director of the European Affairs Department
[00:14:42] at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Sally Shubat, and the Director
[00:14:46] of the Diplomatic Institute, Yasser Al-Jundi, participated in a
[00:14:49] dialogue session with a delegation from the European Council on Foreign Relations
[00:14:52] to discuss ways to develop political dialogue towards
[00:14:55] a long-term strategic partnership.
[00:14:59] The discussions addressed opportunities for economic cooperation, addressing
[00:15:02] obstacles facing investment, and the repercussions of excessive compliance
[00:15:06] with sanctions. In addition to activating Syria's role in regional
[00:15:10] connectivity for trade and energy, supporting
[00:15:13] recovery efforts, and enhancing institutional capabilities. The discussions
[00:15:16] also included transitional justice and missing persons
[00:15:19] files, and creating the necessary conditions for the voluntary, safe, and dignified return
[00:15:23] of refugees. As well as coordinating positions regarding regional
[00:15:27] developments and the repercussions of Israeli attacks,
[00:15:30] and expanding direct communication channels between national institutions
[00:15:33] and European research centers. This meeting comes
[00:15:37] after discussions held by the Director
[00:15:40] the Acting Chargé d'Affaires of the Republic of Cyprus,
[00:15:44] Sevag Avedissian, on ways to strengthen
[00:15:47] bilateral relations between Syria and Cyprus, develop
[00:15:50] prospects for joint cooperation, and exchange views on
[00:15:53] issues of common interest in a world tested by disasters
[00:15:57] and crises, Syria is moving to enhance
[00:16:02] international expertise
[00:16:04] to respond to emergencies and reduce
[00:16:08] disaster risks.
[00:16:11] The Director of the European Affairs Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Sally
[00:16:15] Shobat, discussed with the Acting Chargé d'Affaires at the Austrian
[00:16:18] Embassy in Damascus, Christoph Weidinger, ways to develop
[00:16:22] bilateral political relations between the two countries and mechanisms to strengthen
[00:16:25] joint cooperation. The meeting also included an exchange of views on
[00:16:29] a number of issues and files of common interest within
[00:16:33] the framework of exploring prospects for developing relations between Syria and Austria.
[00:16:42] The Director of the International Cooperation Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Qutaiba
[00:16:46] Qadish, discussed with the CEO of the Belgian Agency Enabel,
[00:16:51] Brussels, areas of joint work and prospects for
[00:16:55] implementing development programs and projects in Syria.
[00:16:58] The Belgian agency reviewed during the meeting a set of
[00:17:02] proposed projects in Syria, including areas of
[00:17:04] port and customs development, strengthening the health
[00:17:07] system, and supporting the transitional justice process, in addition to
[00:17:11] digitization, governance, and public administration
[00:17:14] modernization.
[00:17:22] A delegation from the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, during a visit
[00:17:25] to Berlin that lasted two days, discussed ways to strengthen
[00:17:29] academic and research cooperation between Syria and Germany, expand
[00:17:32] exchange programs and scholarships, and develop curricula
[00:17:36] and staff training. The visit included meetings with
[00:17:40] German officials and academic and research institutions,
[00:17:43] in addition to participation in a
[00:17:46] dialogue on higher education reform in Syria with the participation of
[00:17:50] Syrian academics and researchers with the aim of building
[00:17:54] sustainable partnerships and supporting universities and research centers.
[00:17:58] العلمي.
[00:18:10] The General Secretariat of the Presidency of the Republic clarified that the increase in official
[00:18:14] working hours by one additional hour aims to provide
[00:18:17] more time for completing work and improving coordination, as
[00:18:21] the increase is accompanied by the development of management methods and the simplification
[00:18:24] of procedures, and does not necessarily mean weak employee
[00:18:28] performance.
[00:18:31] After the announcement of an increase in official working hours by an additional hour,
[00:18:35] the General Secretariat of the Presidency of the Republic clarified the implementation
[00:18:39] mechanisms and guarantees of employees' rights, indicating that the increase
[00:18:43] does not necessarily mean weak employee performance,
[00:18:46] as efficiency is also linked to the volume of tasks, procedures, and available
[00:18:50] resources, and it is possible to rely on performance data and the available
[00:18:53] accumulation at institutions to accurately determine
[00:18:56] the scale of the problem. The General Secretariat stated that administrative bodies
[00:19:00] include institutions and public units that undertake governmental,
[00:19:04] regulatory, and service functions, while economic bodies include
[00:19:08] institutions and public establishments that engage in productive,
[00:19:11] commercial, or operational activities according to their
[00:19:14] own regulations. Regarding receiving citizens, the General
[00:19:18] Secretariat clarified that the needs of service institutions differ
[00:19:22] according to the nature of their work and the volume of visitors,
[00:19:25] and the principle is that institutions should benefit from extended working hours in improving
[00:19:28] services. As for employees' rights, the General
[00:19:32] Secretariat clarified that employees' rights to wages, compensation,
[00:19:35] breaks, and vacations are subject to existing legislation,
[00:19:39] and applying the decision requires clarifying the legal
[00:19:42] status of the additional hour and whether it falls within the approved official working
[00:19:46] hours or requires special treatment in some
[00:19:49] entities, noting that it is necessary to ensure the organization
[00:19:52] of breaks in a manner commensurate with the new attendance period.
[00:19:56] Regarding special cases, the General Secretariat clarified
[00:19:59] that effective management requires taking into account the different
[00:20:02] humanitarian and living conditions of employees, especially
[00:20:06] those with health conditions and responsibilities for caring
[00:20:09] for children or the elderly and those who face
[00:20:13] transportation. To measure the impact on productivity, quality
[00:20:17] of services, and employee satisfaction, the General Secretariat noted
[00:20:20] that the decision can be reviewed after three months of its application,
[00:20:24] affirming the existence of periodic evaluation of results, and that
[00:20:27] each institution is responsible for providing clear
[00:20:31] data on its
[00:20:32] performance.
[00:20:42] A security source announced to Al-Ikhbariya the dismantling of a cell affiliated
[00:20:46] with ISIS in Aleppo governorate
[00:20:50] by the General Intelligence Directorate in cooperation with the Internal Security Forces
[00:20:53] after joint security operations targeted its activities in the governorate.
[00:20:56] The source clarified that the cell
[00:21:00] attacks and assassinations as part of the organization's activities
[00:21:03] aimed at undermining security
[00:21:06] region.
[00:21:11] The Fourth Criminal Court specializing in transitional justice in
[00:21:15] Damascus continues its public sessions, placing three new
[00:21:18] judicial files on the table of trial related to theft
[00:21:22] accusations during the past years. Details of these
[00:21:25] trials and their results are in the following
[00:21:27] report.
[00:21:31] Multiple judicial files return to the courtrooms
[00:21:34] as the Fourth Criminal Court specializing in transitional
[00:21:38] justice in Damascus
[00:21:41] continues to hear cases related to various defendants
[00:21:44] and incidents. On the fourth of November, the court held
[00:21:48] three consecutive sessions dedicated
[00:21:52] to the trial of Lotfi Tawfiq Louza and others within three
[00:21:55] separate judicial files related
[00:21:58] to accusations of theft in wartime and unrest and
[00:22:01] abuse of influence by joining the Qadish militia
[00:22:04] affiliated with the Republican Guard during the period
[00:22:08] of the former regime's rule. In the first file, the court began
[00:22:12] by reading the lawsuit documents in the presence of the defendant
[00:22:15] Louza before deciding to adjourn the session to the 17th of
[00:22:18] November for the witnesses of the public prosecutor. As for the second
[00:22:22] file, the court heard it in the presence of Louza, concurrently with
[00:22:26] the in absentia trial of Walid Anqa bin Ali,
[00:22:30] Samir Baraa bin Khalil, and Nayef Al-Ashraf bin Muhammad,
[00:22:34] with the adjournment of the session to the same date and the issuance of
[00:22:37] summons orders against the absconders. The court also continued
[00:22:40] to consider the same charges
[00:22:44] the third file, where Louza was present while Muwafaq
[00:22:48] Daoud bin Sulaiman was absent due to
[00:22:50] receiving treatment in the hospital, and Muhammad Asaad bin
[00:22:54] Abdo and Saad al-Din Zaqzaq bin Abdo were tried in absentia before adjourning
[00:22:58] the case to the 17th of November 2026.
[00:23:01] These sessions come within
[00:23:05] a series of judicial movements witnessed in Damascus, as the court
[00:23:08] held eight public sessions that also included
[00:23:12] the start of the trial of Tariq Nabat, former Assistant Chief
[00:23:15] Military Prosecutor, on charges related to involvement in premeditated
[00:23:18] murder and torture leading to death and enforced
[00:23:22] disappearance, in addition to war crimes and crimes against
[00:23:25] humanity according to the indictment. These files remain
[00:23:28] open before the judiciary awaiting
[00:23:32] the completion of trial procedures, hearing witnesses,
[00:23:35] and determining responsibilities according to evidence
[00:23:39] and law.
[00:23:43] In line with its direction towards digital transformation and simplification of
[00:23:46] judicial procedures, the Ministry of Justice adopted the electronic
[00:23:50] notification system in the Palace of Justice to largely
[00:23:53] replace paper notifications by sending judicial
[00:23:56] notifications to relevant parties via text messages
[00:24:00] and email, which contributes to saving time and
[00:24:03] accelerating the progress of lawsuits and judicial
[00:24:05] procedures.
[00:24:15] Circular No. 22 was issued by the Minister
[00:24:18] of Justice and a decision by the General Assembly of the Court of Cassation
[00:24:22] with number nine regarding digital transformation and electronic
[00:24:25] notification. We, by the grace of Allah Almighty, in the judiciary
[00:24:29] of Aleppo, after receiving the necessary technical devices,
[00:24:34] decision or the circular issued by the Minister
[00:24:37] of Justice, as we have, in less than a month,
[00:24:41] in a period of 20 days,
[00:24:44] notified approximately 1,000 memorandums,
[00:24:47] and this number is considered a great
[00:24:50] achievement for the Aleppo judiciary,
[00:24:53] in this matter. Electronic notification
[00:24:57] is not just an administrative procedure or a
[00:25:00] judicial novelty, but rather a real administrative
[00:25:04] and legislative revolution that re-engineers the relationship between the judicial
[00:25:08] system and the citizen. Electronic notification leads to
[00:25:11] accelerating procedures, leads to closing the doors
[00:25:15] of corruption, leads to facilitating the delivery of notifications
[00:25:19] to citizens and facilitating their access to their rights
[00:25:21] and bringing forward the dates
[00:25:24] of sessions, and thus facilitating the citizen's access to their rights
[00:25:28] and closing the doors of corruption, as
[00:25:31] we said, and speeding up the resolution
[00:25:34] of lawsuits.
[00:25:37] Electronic notification makes it easy for us to reduce lawsuits
[00:25:40] in courts. A person comes and fills out a form.
[00:25:44] This form relieves us of the need for the notification to arrive, as it will be sent via
[00:25:48] the phone that is approved for them.
[00:25:50] And it reduces our lawsuits a lot here. It reduces our problems
[00:25:54] with people, and there is no longer any contact or friction with them.
[00:25:57] So,
[00:26:01] the phone, a transformation that shortens distance and time
[00:26:04] and opens a faster and more efficient path
[00:26:08] for the judiciary. Mohammed Qambari, Syrian News,
[00:26:12] Aleppo
[00:26:13] city.
[00:26:23] The Ministry of Education offered condolences to the
[00:26:26] family of a student who passed away at Abu Rasin
[00:26:29] Elementary School in Al-Hasakah.
[00:26:33] According to the Ministry's statement, one of the students
[00:26:36] brought from outside the school an object from war
[00:26:39] remnants without realizing its danger, which led
[00:26:42] to the object exploding and the death of a student and the injury of several students
[00:26:46] and teachers.
[00:26:47] بجروح
[00:26:52] Another mine explosion also killed two soldiers from the Syrian Arab
[00:26:56] Army in Rural Daraa at a time when civil defense
[00:26:59] teams and army teams continue their work to remove
[00:27:03] mines from the destroyed
[00:27:04] areas.
[00:27:07] Two years after the fall of the former regime,
[00:27:11] mines, ammunition, and unexploded
[00:27:14] ordnance that
[00:27:17] claim the lives of civilians
[00:27:19] and military personnel alike. In a new
[00:27:23] toll, mines killed a child and injured
[00:27:26] others after a mine from war remnants
[00:27:30] exploded inside a school in Abu Rasin
[00:27:33] in Rural Al-Hasakah. It also killed
[00:27:37] two soldiers from the Syrian Arab Army after a mine
[00:27:40] from unexploded remnants exploded in Rural
[00:27:43] Daraa. The tragedies caused by the remnants
[00:27:46] highlight the magnitude of the burden placed
[00:27:50] on the Syrian government to remove these
[00:27:53] remnants and once again show the dangers
[00:27:55] that threaten the lives of civilians,
[00:27:59] as civil defense teams affiliated
[00:28:02] with the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management continue
[00:28:05] their work across Syria to detect
[00:28:09] and remove mines and war remnants
[00:28:12] before civilians reach them,
[00:28:15] especially in the destroyed areas. In
[00:28:18] Hama, teams from the Directorate of Emergency
[00:28:22] and Disaster Management in the governorate carried
[00:28:26] surveys in several villages as part
[00:28:30] of the project
[00:28:32] implemented by the Ministry to provide a safe working
[00:28:36] environment for the teams and ensure the safety
[00:28:40] of workers and residents. The surveys
[00:28:43] resulted in the discovery
[00:28:46] unexploded ordnance that was handled
[00:28:49] in a way that minimizes the risk.
[00:28:52] the dangers that threaten the safety of the residents
[00:28:57] the region. The civil defense teams also continued
[00:29:01] their work during the rubble removal project in
[00:29:04] the city of Maarat al-Nu'man south of Idlib,
[00:29:08] in order to contribute to the return of residents and push
[00:29:12] the wheel of recovery and enable humanitarian access.
[00:29:16] The works carried out by the engineering teams
[00:29:20] of the army in parallel with the civil defense teams since
[00:29:23] the beginning of the liberation of the lands
[00:29:26] and neighborhoods from the remnants come
[00:29:29] within the vision of the Syrian government to a recovered
[00:29:33] and safe future for the residents
[00:29:36] during which they can return to their homes
[00:29:40] safely and in which all the destruction caused by
[00:29:43] the defunct military regime
[00:29:47] will be restored.
[00:29:59] The convoys of displaced people from Ras al-Ain continue to leave the camps in the countryside of
[00:30:03] Al-Hasakah, where the second batch of the seventh convoy
[00:30:06] departed, including 470 families
[00:30:09] of displaced people from Al-Talaa camp
[00:30:11] and Shawkani.
[00:30:17] By God, today, thank God, we are returning. We are happy and joyful to return to our families
[00:30:21] and our country. We thank all
[00:30:25] the organizations that contributed to our care, and we are happy, thank
[00:30:28] God, to return, and we thank all
[00:30:31] the organizations that stood by us and contributed to our return. I am Suwail
[00:30:35] Arif Youssef from Qatouna village, close to
[00:30:38] Ras al-Ain, only 5 km away
[00:30:41] from it. The whole road is Kurdish, meaning the only
[00:30:45] half is all Kurdish. We want to return
[00:30:48] to our homes and secure our lives. We have been displaced for eight years, meaning we want to
[00:30:52] sort out our affairs,
[00:30:52] meaning
[00:30:57] our homes are destroyed on the ground, by God.