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[00:00:00] Convoys of displaced people from Ras al-Ain continue to leave the camps in the countryside of
[00:00:03] Hasakah, as the second batch of the seventh convoy
[00:00:06] departed, including 470 families
[00:00:09] of displaced people from the Al-Tala'i
[00:00:11] and Wushokani camps.
[00:00:17] By God, I mean, today, with the return, thank God,
[00:00:19] His mentality is freedom, he does we are happy and joyful for the return of our families told, from and our country.
[00:00:24] many We thank all the organizations that contributed to
[00:00:26] our care, and we are happy, thank God.
[00:00:30] We have returned, and we thank all the organizations that stood by us and contributed to
[00:00:34] in Aleppo Governorate in our return. I am Suwail Aref Youssef from the road of
[00:00:37] that brought together a number of Qatina, close to Ras al-Ain, only five
[00:00:40] kilometers away from it. The village is entirely Kurdish.
[00:00:44] and expertise, especially in I mean, the only half is
[00:00:47] all. We want to return to our homes to secure our lives. We have been
[00:00:51] displaced for eight years, so we need to sort things out.
[00:00:52] I mean,
[00:00:57] our homes are ruined on the floor. By God, go and see his situation
[00:01:00] alone.
[00:01:02] led to the accumulation of water in I mean, our situation is more than difficult, by
[00:01:05] God Almighty. And we want to thank you
[00:01:08] for your efforts,
[00:01:10] Amidst this and by God, your help, and your concern.
[00:01:14] More than
[00:01:19] 200 families from the displacement camps north of Idlib
[00:01:23] have moved to nine governorates, in a new step within
[00:01:26] the process of ending the displacement
[00:01:29] airlines operating at for citizens in both without camps, so that
[00:01:31] these families close a long chapter of suffering that
[00:01:35] they lived through inside the camps after years of displacement
[00:01:38] and suffering.
[00:01:39] More
[00:01:45] than 200 families are closing the displacement chapter today
[00:01:48] and heading to nine Syrian governorates:
[00:01:52] Daraa, Damascus, rural Damascus, Homs,
[00:01:55] Hama, and also the southern and eastern countryside
[00:01:58] of Idlib, Latakia, Aleppo, and Deir ez-Zor.
[00:02:02] This convoy, which is heading today from this
[00:02:05] area, the camp area in northern Idlib, to
[00:02:08] its governorates after a journey of displacement
[00:02:12] that lasted for years here in Idlib.
[00:02:15] Today, this journey, the journey of displacement, ends
[00:02:19] to return and start their lives anew in
[00:02:22] the governorates from which they were displaced years ago due to
[00:02:26] the defunct regime and the crimes of the defunct regime.
[00:02:30] Many of them return to build the tent that
[00:02:33] they carried from their place of displacement
[00:02:36] on the ruins of their destroyed home in their
[00:02:39] original place of residence. Moaz Al-Abbas, Syrian News,
[00:02:43] displacement camps in the northern Idlib countryside.
[00:02:45] Saleh Al-Hassan, known in the media
[00:02:49] as Sobh
[00:02:50] and Turkish companies were discussed, Al-Hawasib, returned to his home in the village
[00:02:53] of Al-Boamer, nicknamed Umm Al-Shuhada, in the countryside of Deir ez-Zor,
[00:02:56] after years of absence amid suffering in the village
[00:03:00] due to its exposure to previous shelling by the defunct regime
[00:03:04] due to its proximity to Deir ez-Zor
[00:03:06] military airport.
[00:03:10] I am the owner of the computers, but now we have liberated Syria, they have liberated Syria
[00:03:14] with the efforts of the mujahideen revolutionaries.
[00:03:18] They liberated the country, we won, we returned
[00:03:21] with our heads held high, we returned to our country with our heads
[00:03:24] held high. You see, after 14 years of absence, thank
[00:03:28] God, we entered our country and found it destroyed,
[00:03:31] destroyed by Bashar, his henchmen, and his thugs. And
[00:03:35] those who are here stealing houses, electricity, not leaving a water line,
[00:03:39] no electricity, no windows, no doors, no
[00:03:43] roof, they have pulled out all the iron.
[00:03:48] implement this system The important thing is, thank God, we will rebuild all of this with our efforts.
[00:03:51] We will rebuild it, we will rebuild our country, we will rebuild all of Syria.
[00:03:54] I mean, the services will come to us, brother, from the north.
[00:03:58] There is no, by God, the regime had
[00:04:02] Despite these efforts, the built a barrier and destroyed houses and cut off the water.
[00:04:04] The water hoses, the main line, they did not extend it to us. First, during
[00:04:08] the regime's era, they extended main lines to us, meaning they cut off the main water
[00:04:12] supply. Brother, that one cut it off, and this one
[00:04:15] cut it off. The important thing is, he played his game
[00:04:19] with the lines, with the streets,
[00:04:21] the available with the buildings. He did not leave anything, as he said, he destroyed it, he destroyed it. He did not
[00:04:24] spare anyone, neither trees, nor people, nor stones, not even the land
[00:04:28] was spared from him, not even the soil was spared from him. I mean, he filled it
[00:04:31] with mines, so that we should be careful, because when we returned, we found
[00:04:35] no water or anything. We do not want to return to, as he said, rentals. We want to return to
[00:04:39] our country, even if we live in a tent, it is better than
[00:04:42] living, as he said, taking rent. We ask
[00:04:46] And we move to the latest economic news with them to provide us with just the water and electricity lines. There is
[00:04:48] no, they have pulled out the wires, they have stolen the poles,
[00:04:52] and they have not left any wire or anything. They have
[00:04:56] stolen the cables, they have put an earthen barrier in the middle of my land,
[00:04:59] in the middle of our land, filled with mines. The trench that
[00:05:03] they put in front of the house is filled with mines. The land next to me is
[00:05:06] mined. This is next to me, a rocket, I wish
[00:05:09] it was a rocket and bombs that were there, we picked them up.
[00:05:12] Some of them on the side of the path are filled with mines. The regime filled it with mines
[00:05:16] so that if someone enters, he will step on a mine.
[00:05:19] How many sheep were killed,
[00:05:23] and this shepherd is our neighbor here from the pastures, his name is Muhammad
[00:05:26] Al-Rajab, his leg was amputated. Khalil Mahmoud
[00:05:29] Al-Bashir also passed by the sewer, his leg was cut off, it was amputated.
[00:05:33] The legs of two young men
[00:05:35] were amputated.
[00:05:42] The heavy rainfall witnessed by the city of Qamishli
[00:05:46] led to the accumulation of large quantities of water in a number of main
[00:05:49] and secondary streets, which led to hindering the movement of cars
[00:05:53] and pedestrians in some areas. In response,
[00:05:56] the teams affiliated with the drinking water and sewage company
[00:06:00] intervened to open the rain drains and pump out the
[00:06:03] accumulated water with the aim of reducing the effects of the rain and preventing
[00:06:06] water from reaching homes.
[00:06:10] The heavy rainfall in Hasakah governorate
[00:06:15] the main and secondary streets
[00:06:18] within the city of Qamishli, which
[00:06:22] led to the stopping of traffic for cars
[00:06:25] and pedestrians. The teams affiliated with the water
[00:06:28] company, drinking water and sewage, intervened to solve the problem
[00:06:31] by intervening to pump out water from the main
[00:06:35] and secondary streets, and also to clear the
[00:06:39] rain drains to ensure that water does not reach
[00:06:42] other neighborhoods, and also to ensure that water
[00:06:46] does not reach homes. Revan Rasoul,
[00:06:49] Syrian News,
[00:06:50] Qamishli.
[00:07:00] Idlib governorate and its countryside are witnessing intensive efforts and projects
[00:07:04] to improve transportation conditions and the main
[00:07:07] and secondary road network with the aim of facilitating the movement
[00:07:10] of residents and supporting economic activity.
[00:07:16] This is a crater left by a rocket,
[00:07:19] and those are the traces of an artillery shell.
[00:07:22] Scenes left by years of shelling on the roads
[00:07:26] contributed to their destruction and the difficulty of passing
[00:07:29] on them. Today, these traces
[00:07:32] began to disappear with the rehabilitation
[00:07:35] and paving works that the Kafr Ouwaid-
[00:07:39] Ma'arrat al-Nu'man road is witnessing. We were
[00:07:42] suffering from the roads after we returned from displacement from the camps
[00:07:46] and came back here to the town, our town, or the other towns that
[00:07:49] were occupied by the defunct regime. We are suffering a lot, I mean, every two or three days we have a
[00:07:53] breakdown due to the road, whether it was damaged
[00:07:56] or a tire burst due to the road damage by
[00:08:00] the forces of the defunct regime, whether it was by shelling or military vehicles
[00:08:04] or excavators. Of course, now they are paving
[00:08:08] the road. Currently, they are paving in our town of Hazareen
[00:08:11] and they are paving from the Al-Ghab area to the Ma'arrat
[00:08:15] al-Nu'man area. Of course, we thank them for these efforts.
[00:08:18] This was not the only road that included maintenance
[00:08:22] and paving works, as it was preceded by the Kafr Ran-
[00:08:26] Balam Al-Joz road a short while ago, as part of
[00:08:29] efforts to improve the road conditions
[00:08:32] and facilitate the movement of
[00:08:35] residents and passersby. The Syrian Establishment
[00:08:38] for Construction and Equipping is rehabilitating
[00:08:41] and maintaining the Ma'arra-Al-Ghab road, which extends about 35
[00:08:45] km around a vital road and connects
[00:08:47] the western part of Ma'arra
[00:08:50] with its eastern part. This road was
[00:08:53] damaged and destroyed as a result
[00:08:55] of the shelling.
[00:08:58] Study and maintenance. Note that the road needs a complete asphalt layer,
[00:09:02] and work is currently being completed. We started from
[00:09:05] the area of Kafr Owid in the west and from
[00:09:09] Ma'arat in the east, to shorten the time.
[00:09:14] region still needs more service
[00:09:17] and development projects in light of
[00:09:21] the widespread destruction left by the defunct regime that affected the infrastructure
[00:09:24] and the basic necessities of life,
[00:09:27] so that the needs of the residents remain
[00:09:31] greater than capabilities.
[00:09:35] From a road torn by the defunct regime's rockets
[00:09:38] to a vital artery that is restoring
[00:09:41] its role after its rehabilitation
[00:09:44] and paving to connect Kafr Ouwaid
[00:09:47] and Ma'arat al-Nu'man
[00:09:49] and facilitate the movement of residents. Hussein Tawilah,
[00:09:53] Syrian News, Idlib countryside.
[00:09:58] colleague Shahd. To you, Shahd, good evening, Nadia, thank you, and good evening to
[00:10:02] our viewers. Welcome to this economic tour, in which
[00:10:06] we follow the Ministry of Industry and Domestic Trade
[00:10:09] discussing with a Turkish delegation the prospects of economic
[00:10:12] and investment cooperation between the two countries. And Damascus International Airport recorded
[00:10:16] more than 192,000 passengers and
[00:10:20] 1,851
[00:10:23] flights during October.
[00:10:26] Details soon.
[00:10:41] The Director of Planning and Investment at the Ministry of Industry
[00:10:45] and Internal Trade and Consumer Protection, Osama Al-Omar,
[00:10:49] discussed with a delegation from the Turkish Business Council the prospects of
[00:10:52] economic and investment cooperation between the two countries. The possibility
[00:10:56] of strengthening the presence of Turkish investors in the Syrian market
[00:10:59] was also discussed. The meeting addressed the interest of Turkish businessmen
[00:11:02] in investing in Syria and ways to enhance communication
[00:11:06] and exchange successful experiences
[00:11:09] industrial and economic fields, in a way that supports the development
[00:11:13] of the industrial sector and opens new opportunities for partnership
[00:11:16] and investment.
[00:11:22] Damascus International Airport recorded the movement of
[00:11:29] passengers during October,
[00:11:32] distributed between
[00:11:33] 89,294
[00:11:36] arrivals and
[00:11:39] 13,340
[00:11:41] departures. According to the General Authority of Civil Aviation and Air
[00:11:44] Transport, the number of flights reached
[00:11:47] 1,851
[00:11:50] flights, while the number of
[00:11:54] the airport reached 17
[00:11:56] companies.
[00:12:00] And as for gold prices, the price of a gram of 21-carat gold in the Syrian
[00:12:04] market increased by
[00:12:07] 400 Syrian pounds. According to the bulletin issued
[00:12:10] by the General Authority for the Management of Precious Metals, the price
[00:12:14] of a gram of 21-carat gold reached
[00:12:17] 16,850
[00:12:20] Syrian pounds for selling and
[00:12:22] 16,50
[00:12:25] pounds for buying. The price of a gram of 18-carat
[00:12:28] gold recorded a price of
[00:12:30] 14,450
[00:12:33] Syrian pounds for selling and
[00:12:35] 14,150 pounds
[00:12:38] for buying.
[00:12:41] Anas Al-Bu, head of the Foreign Relations Committee
[00:12:45] at the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce, received a Turkish economic
[00:12:48] delegation headed by Mahsun Tuncay, head of the
[00:12:52] Turkish-Syrian Business Council, to discuss economic
[00:12:55] and trade relations between the two countries, with the participation of a number of businessmen
[00:12:59] and representatives of Turkish companies. During the meeting,
[00:13:02] ways to enhance trade and investment relations
[00:13:06] between the two countries and overcome obstacles for businessmen
[00:13:10] and expand opportunities for cooperation between Syrian
[00:13:15] especially in productive sectors
[00:13:18] and reconstruction projects.
[00:13:24] The Technofood exhibition specialized in food industries
[00:13:28] and production lines was launched with the participation of
[00:13:31] 45 companies from inside and outside Syria.
[00:13:34] This is to encourage investment, support the food
[00:13:38] industry, and develop it. The opening of the exhibition was attended
[00:13:41] by a number of directors and representatives of economic
[00:13:44] activities. The exhibition is being held in the Garden Hall
[00:13:48] in the Central Park in the city of Tartous and continues until
[00:13:52] Friday, November 6th.
[00:13:55] This month.
[00:13:59] Homs Governor Morhaf Naassan discussed with the Director
[00:14:03] General of the General Establishment for Railways, Osama Haddad,
[00:14:06] ways to support the railway transport sector and develop
[00:14:10] services in the governorate. The meeting discussed
[00:14:13] mechanisms for providing necessary facilities and assistance by
[00:14:17] all government agencies and bodies in the governorate
[00:14:20] to support the establishment's work and overcome field
[00:14:24] and organizational difficulties to ensure the protection
[00:14:27] and development of the railway
[00:14:29] infrastructure.
[00:14:36] The Syrian-Chinese Forum for Economic Development resumes
[00:14:40] on its second day in Damascus with the aim of strengthening economic and investment partnerships,
[00:14:44] with the participation of government agencies
[00:14:46] and prominent companies in the fields of construction, engineering,
[00:14:50] and investment.
[00:15:37] and how to license companies here and recruit labor, and are
[00:15:41] there
[00:15:44] very qualified workers here, and are there qualified
[00:15:47] experts and engineers to do this work
[00:15:50] with them?
[00:15:54] Of course, this is an initial meeting, and in the coming
[00:15:58] stages, we will delve deeper into exploring
[00:16:01] matters.
[00:16:03] 56.
[00:16:08] Today, we participated as a branch of the Investment Authority
[00:16:11] the forum
[00:16:14] Chinese companies that wish
[00:16:18] to learn about investment opportunities in Syria. A number
[00:16:21] of strategic projects in Syria were presented. Today, we have a portfolio of about
[00:16:25] 80 projects, and the most important investment opportunities were presented.
[00:16:29] I truly noticed that Chinese companies and the Chinese
[00:16:32] delegation were slightly different in their questions. Their questions were focused
[00:16:35] and clear, indicating
[00:16:37] seriousness in seeking a mechanism to enter the Syrian market.
[00:16:41] The most important companies were in the contracting
[00:16:45] sector and the real estate development sector, as well as in
[00:16:48] the medical sector, and also infrastructure
[00:16:51] and the transportation sector. Some
[00:16:54] of these companies are visiting for the first time, so they are still
[00:16:58] in the process of learning, but some companies
[00:17:01] have signed contracts with us. In Aleppo, we have
[00:17:05] a partnership day or a contract signing with a Chinese
[00:17:08] company to establish a smart industrial
[00:17:12] zone specifically for the furniture industry.
[00:17:15] Therefore, Chinese companies have started investing
[00:17:19] in Aleppo
[00:17:20] governorate.
[00:17:26] This was all we had during this economic bulletin. Now,
[00:17:30] back to you, Nadia. Thank you, Shahd. With this, our viewers, we also reach the
[00:17:34] end of the 4:00 news. There is nothing left but
[00:17:37] to remind you of the main headlines.
[00:17:39] With a budget
[00:17:43] exceeding 400 million dollars for infrastructure reconstruction,
[00:17:46] Damascus and Riyadh establish a long-term
[00:17:50] cooperation path that touches sectors of health, housing, and civil defense.
[00:18:13] To prepare conditions for the return of residents and the restoration of services, a project was launched
[00:18:17] to remove and recycle more than 25,000 cubic
[00:18:21] meters of rubble in the city of Zabadani in rural
[00:18:24] Damascus.
[00:18:29] The General Secretariat of the Presidency of the Republic clarifies the mechanisms for implementing
[00:18:32] the decision to increase working hours and guarantee workers' rights,
[00:18:36] stressing the possibility of conducting an initial review of the decision
[00:18:40] three months after
[00:18:41] its implementation.
[00:18:47] The second batch of the seventh convoy for the return of displaced people from displacement
[00:18:51] camps in Hasakah to their original areas in
[00:18:54] Ras al-Ain, including 470
[00:18:57] families.
[00:19:04] End of the bulletin. Thank you for your kind attention. See you.
[00:19:58] In a pivotal historical moment,
[00:20:01] Damascus turned a long chapter of absence
[00:20:05] and regained its voice and its free
[00:20:08] decision.
[00:20:12] The responsibility of the media is no longer limited to reporting news
[00:20:16] only, but has become linked to verifying
[00:20:20] information and presenting it with clarity,
[00:20:23] balance, and integrity.
[00:20:25] We assure
[00:20:29] you that Syria's transition today from the presidency
[00:20:32] to an active member will witness a doubled
[00:20:36] Syrian presence out of our belief
[00:20:39] in joint work in our Arab
[00:20:41] environment.
[00:21:09] not accept any brutal Israeli
[00:21:11] encroachment.
[00:21:16] Daraa and Quneitra are an integral part of Syria.
[00:21:28] Syria is free and will remain
[00:21:29] free.
[00:21:34] Syria is one and united, and the Syrian people of all sects
[00:21:49] are one. Throughout the hour, Syrian
[00:21:52] ports and harbors are bustling with activity and are
[00:21:55] fully prepared to receive the largest
[00:21:58] international commercial ships. continuous logistical
[00:22:02] activity and continuous work, the ports are witnessing
[00:22:06] a real maritime leap thanks to their
[00:22:09] cadres who manage navigation with the highest
[00:22:12] professionalism. With the modernization
[00:22:15] of equipment and the adoption of the latest technological mechanisms
[00:22:18] and international safety standards,
[00:22:21] the pace of work increases, so that
[00:22:25] every day that passes is a step closer
[00:22:28] towards a better future.
[00:22:31] The seaports are Syria's lifeline to the world.
[00:30:01] Welcome, viewers, to the correspondents' tour, in which we will discuss
[00:30:04] today topics of concern to the Syrian people,
[00:30:08] as we always do. This time, we shed light on
[00:30:11] the topics of rents or high rents, and also traffic
[00:30:15] accidents that are increasing gradually. And if you
[00:30:18] are looking for a house to live in or for a commercial project,
[00:30:22] you will certainly notice a significant
[00:30:24] difference in prices, and even a sharp increase
[00:30:28] in the value of rents, regardless
[00:30:31] of the complex contract conditions, advance
[00:30:34] payment, insurance, and high commissions for real
[00:30:38] estate agencies. The high rents have become a concern
[00:30:41] rural and urban areas, amid
[00:30:45] widespread dissatisfaction and continuous complaints
[00:30:48] about the lack of effective oversight over this sector,
[00:30:52] which is lost between the absence of regulations and the greed of some
[00:30:55] investors. Today, we will monitor with our team
[00:30:59] of correspondents in