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[00:00:00] Partnerships between Syrian
[00:00:00] The competent authorities immediately and German
[00:00:02] universities.
[00:00:08] Israeli occupation forces infiltrate with nine vehicles into the village of Al-Hurriya
[00:00:12] in the northern Quneitra countryside, and a UN delegation discusses in Al-Rafid
[00:00:16] are in this the restrictions imposed
[00:00:16] us, brother, from by the occupation
[00:00:18] on the residents.
[00:00:25] Inauguration of a rubble recycling unit in
[00:00:27] residing in Daraya and launching a project for transporting and recycling
[00:00:30] more than 25,000 cubic meters of
[00:00:33] rubble in Al-Zabadani in the Damascus countryside.
[00:00:36] The maintenance division of
[00:01:03] Welcome, viewers, to the evening news the first file, the court from Syrian News in
[00:01:06] Damascus. Before delving into the details, we bring you this urgent news
[00:01:11] camps in from our correspondent, who reports hearing an explosion
[00:01:14] in the city of Maarat al-Nu'man in the Idlib countryside.
[00:01:18] Its nature is being
[00:01:19] verified.
[00:01:22] The Director of the International Cooperation Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
[00:01:25] and Expatriates, Qutaiba Qadish, affirmed from the Belgian capital, Brussels, that
[00:01:29] Syria is turning the page on war and beginning the phase of rebuilding
[00:01:33] with different claimants in institutions, concurrently with its regaining of its status as a responsible state
[00:01:37] and an active partner in
[00:01:40] due to receiving treatment in regional and international
[00:01:41] security and stability.
[00:01:45] From Syria to Belgium, the path of Syrian
[00:01:49] openness to the countries of the world continues after the liberation of the country,
[00:01:52] where the Director of the International Cooperation Department at the Ministry
[00:01:56] of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Qutaiba
[00:02:03] the Director of the European Affairs Department with centers. This Qadish, participated in a meeting of the Middle East and Maghreb working group at the Council of the European Union, held in
[00:02:05] Brussels. Qadish said in his speech before the group that
[00:02:09] this participation confirms Syria's regaining of its status
[00:02:12] as a responsible state and an active partner in regional
[00:02:16] and international security and stability,
[00:02:18] shedding light on a new chapter the country is opening
[00:02:21] with the title of gradually
[00:02:24] preparedness, benefiting from abandoning the legacy of years of war and destruction,
[00:02:27] to develop its capabilities to and moving towards a phase of rebuilding institutions,
[00:02:30] highlighting Syria's transformation from a hotbed for drug production and smuggling
[00:02:34] to a key partner in combating them.
[00:02:37] In line with the Syrian
[00:02:40] based on paragraph 4 of option to adopt solutions and reject any escalation, Qadish
[00:02:43] called on European capitals to initiate a technical
[00:02:46] dialogue to review
[00:02:48] details do you have about this travel warnings and risk classifications based on objective
[00:02:51] and updated assessments,
[00:02:56] Yes, Ahmed, this in addition to establishing direct security and institutional cooperation with European countries,
[00:03:00] especially in the files of combating terrorism and organized
[00:03:03] crime. Based on common goals and interests,
[00:03:06] Qadish called for moving from the stage of exchanging
[00:03:09] diplomatic positions to practical
[00:03:12] and institutional mechanisms
[00:03:14] bakery. Of course, this that include information exchange and capacity building,
[00:03:18] in addition to the desire to transform the European forum
[00:03:21] into a continuous platform led by national authorities.
[00:03:24] During his European visit, Qadish conducted
[00:03:27] a number of meetings with European officials that focused
[00:03:30] on implementing development programs covering ports, customs,
[00:03:34] clarified that workers' rights regarding health, and digitalization, in addition to strengthening
[00:03:37] development partnerships and transforming them into practical
[00:03:43] targeting in this projects. A delegation from the Ministry of Higher
[00:03:45] Education and Scientific Research in the German capital, Berlin, discussed ways to enhance
[00:03:49] academic and research cooperation between the two countries, in addition to developing
[00:03:53] partnerships between universities and scientific institutions to support
[00:03:56] the higher education and scientific research sector in Syria.
[00:04:04] With the aim of establishing active cooperation between
[00:04:07] universities and scientific institutions
[00:04:09] the details of this in Syria and Germany, a delegation from the Ministry of Higher Education
[00:04:14] exceptional transportation and Scientific Research is currently visiting
[00:04:16] mentioning, as I mentioned, that this Berlin. The academic delegation, headed by the Assistant Minister for Student Affairs,
[00:04:19] in no Dr. Abdul Hamid
[00:04:21] Al-Khaled, held meetings
[00:04:24] shell was fired at with officials at the German
[00:04:26] the building and hit the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development,
[00:04:28] and a number of members of the Bundestag
[00:04:32] Therefore, it did not cause any Parliament, and representatives of the German Academic Exchange Service,
[00:04:35] in addition to a meeting with the Director
[00:04:38] of the Higher Education Affairs Department at the Federal Ministry
[00:04:42] for Research, Technology and Space, Peter
[00:04:45] Kreisel.
[00:04:48] The intensive discussions covered the challenges facing
[00:04:51] Syrian universities and the priorities for developing
[00:04:55] the higher education and scientific research system, and the possibility
[00:04:58] of expanding academic exchange programs, supporting scholarships,
[00:05:02] updating curricula, and qualifying teaching
[00:05:05] and research staff,
[00:05:08] and stability in the region. as well as opportunities to contribute to equipping
[00:05:10] scientific laboratories and joint research projects.
[00:05:14] The delegation
[00:05:17] also participated in the Higher Education in the Syrian Transition
[00:05:20] Path event, which was hosted by
[00:05:23] Humboldt University and organized by the New
[00:05:26] Beginning for Syria platform in cooperation with
[00:05:29] academic and research institutions, and with the participation
[00:05:33] of representatives from German government agencies, and Syrian
[00:05:37] researchers and academics
[00:05:40] Germany.
[00:05:43] The visit of the delegation and its discussions in Berlin is an additional
[00:05:47] step in the path of building partnerships, as well as in a regional
[00:05:51] workshop that addressed explosive weapons in populated
[00:05:54] areas and the convention on the prohibition or restriction
[00:05:57] of the use of certain conventional weapons, in addition
[00:06:00] to autonomous weapon systems.
[00:06:03] In parallel with this presence in emergency and disaster files,
[00:06:07] Damascus opened a path for dialogue with European
[00:06:10] institutions in search of broader
[00:06:12] prospects. In this context, the Director of the European Affairs Department
[00:06:16] at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Sally
[00:06:19] Shobat, and the Director of the Diplomatic Institute, Yasser Al-Jundi,
[00:06:23] participated in a dialogue session with a delegation from the European Council on Foreign
[00:06:27] Relations to discuss ways to develop political dialogue towards a long-term
[00:06:30] strategic partnership.
[00:06:33] The discussions covered opportunities for economic cooperation and addressing
[00:06:37] obstacles to investment and the repercussions of excessive compliance
[00:06:41] with sanctions, in addition to activating Syria's role in regional
[00:06:45] connectivity for trade and energy, and supporting recovery
[00:06:47] efforts and strengthening institutional capabilities. The discussions also
[00:06:51] included transitional justice files, missing persons, and creating
[00:06:55] the necessary conditions for the voluntary, safe, and dignified return
[00:06:58] of refugees, as well as coordinating positions on regional
[00:07:02] developments and the repercussions of Israeli attacks
[00:07:05] and expanding direct communication channels between national institutions
[00:07:08] and European research
[00:07:11] meeting comes after discussions held by
[00:07:15] the Acting Charge d'Affaires of the Republic of Cyprus,
[00:07:19] Sevag Avedissian, which covered ways to strengthen bilateral
[00:07:22] relations between Syria and Cyprus, and develop
[00:07:25] prospects for joint cooperation and exchanging views on
[00:07:28] issues of common interest. In a world experiencing disasters
[00:07:32] and crises, Syria is moving to strengthen its
[00:07:37] international expertise
[00:07:39] respond to emergencies and reduce
[00:07:43] disaster risks.
[00:07:47] And joining us from Idlib to talk about the news we reported
[00:07:51] at the beginning of this bulletin, about hearing an explosion in Maarat
[00:07:54] al-Nu'man, is Moaz Al-Abbas from Idlib, our correspondent there. Welcome,
[00:07:57] Moaz. What
[00:08:01] news?
[00:08:02] Moaz.
[00:08:08] targeting came from unknown persons with an RPG shell
[00:08:12] at the building, which is considered a building
[00:08:16] for road security in the city of Maarat al-Nu'man. Of course, it is on the
[00:08:20] southeastern side of Maarat al-Nu'man city, near
[00:08:23] the wholesale market and the automatic
[00:08:27] targeting resulted in no
[00:08:30] human casualties. It was on the eastern
[00:08:33] side of this building. It was targeted by
[00:08:37] unknown persons, and immediately after the targeting,
[00:08:40] there was deployment by the security authorities
[00:08:44] and police in the area, and the place was cordoned off, and an investigation
[00:08:47] began to search for those who committed this
[00:08:51] act. Of course, Ahmed, today, such a
[00:08:55] particular area, I mean a road security building, but next
[00:08:58] to the building, there are popular residences, and there is also an automatic
[00:09:02] bakery, and there is also
[00:09:06] a wholesale market. So this area is a populated
[00:09:09] area, and there was a quick
[00:09:12] deployment by the specialized security authorities
[00:09:15] and by the investigation teams and police,
[00:09:19] and the search began for
[00:09:22] targeting by unknown
[00:09:25] persons. Of course, it is worth
[00:09:28] targeting resulted
[00:09:31] casualties.
[00:09:34] The RPG
[00:09:38] wall next to the window on the eastern side.
[00:09:44] human damage inside the building
[00:09:47] where road security
[00:09:50] personnel are present. These personnel whose mission is to
[00:09:54] control road security and conduct patrols on road security for people's
[00:09:57] needs or for any emergency, whether it is traffic
[00:10:01] accidents or if
[00:10:04] a citizen's car breaks down, they also respond to it.
[00:10:08] It is a central point on the Damascus-Aleppo highway
[00:10:12] on the M5 road. Therefore,
[00:10:15] the targeting was probably from the direction of the highway because this
[00:10:18] area is open directly to the east
[00:10:21] of the highway.
[00:10:25] cordoned off the place and began searching
[00:10:28] for the perpetrators and also opened
[00:10:31] an investigation into this matter. Moaz
[00:10:35] Al-Abbas, Syrian News correspondent, was with us from Idlib. Thank you very much.
[00:10:49] Our correspondent for Al-Ikhbariya reported that Israeli occupation forces shelled
[00:10:52] with two artillery shells the outskirts of the town of Bigen in the western
[00:10:56] Damascus countryside. The occupation forces had previously blown up abandoned
[00:11:00] military fortifications of the defunct regime's army in the vineyards of
[00:11:03] Bigen farm on October 13th last year.
[00:11:07] They also fired to prevent farmers from reaching
[00:11:10] their lands in the village's vineyards.
[00:11:12] Also,
[00:11:17] Israeli occupation forces infiltrated the northern Quneitra countryside
[00:11:20] and pushed nine vehicles into the village of Al-Hurriya, where their
[00:11:24] soldiers deployed in a number of streets, at a time when Israeli
[00:11:28] attacks on southern Syria continue amidst official Syrian condemnations
[00:11:32] and calls for urgent international
[00:11:34] action.
[00:11:38] Nine Israeli military vehicles infiltrate the village
[00:11:41] of Al-Hurriya in the northern Quneitra countryside in a scene
[00:11:44] that is repeated across southern Syria, where the occupation forces
[00:11:47] continue to impose new realities on the ground under the guise
[00:11:51] of infiltrations, shelling, and military movements. The Israeli
[00:11:55] occupation stormed the village of Ofania and deployed its soldiers
[00:11:58] in a number of its streets in the latest aggression against Syrian
[00:12:02] territories, adding to a series of raids,
[00:12:05] confessions, and land leveling operations witnessed
[00:12:08] in the area. The Israeli infiltration came on the heels of targeting the outskirts of Al-Buntra
[00:12:12] Dam in the Quneitra countryside with three artillery
[00:12:15] shells in an escalation that confirms the continuation of Israeli violations
[00:12:18] of the disengagement agreement signed in
[00:12:21] 1974 and the clear commitments
[00:12:25] it imposes to maintain the separation lines and respect
[00:12:28] the sovereignty of Syrian territories. The attacks are not limited to ground
[00:12:32] infiltrations and artillery shelling, as they coincide with
[00:12:35] the hovering of helicopters, reconnaissance aircraft, and Israeli
[00:12:38] warplanes in the skies of southern Syria, which exacerbates
[00:12:42] the state of tension. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates
[00:12:45] condemned in the strongest terms the escalation of Israeli
[00:12:48] infiltrations, stressing that these practices constitute
[00:12:51] a flagrant violation of Syria's sovereignty and territorial integrity
[00:12:55] and a direct threat to the safety and security of citizens.
[00:12:57] The ministry called on the international community to assume
[00:13:01] its responsibilities and put an end to these violations and compel
[00:13:04] the Israeli occupation to respect international law and relevant
[00:13:08] United Nations resolutions, warning that the continued
[00:13:11] escalation threatens to widen the circle of tension
[00:13:14] and undermine opportunities to achieve security and stability in the region.
[00:13:17] While infiltrations and attacks continue in the Quneitra
[00:13:21] and Daraa countrysides, southern Syria remains facing an open
[00:13:25] military escalation amidst a lack of deterrent international measures
[00:13:28] to stop the violations, protect civilians, and preserve
[00:13:32] the sovereignty of Syrian
[00:13:32] territories.
[00:13:36] The Civil Defense inaugurated a rubble recycling unit in the city
[00:13:39] of Daraya, coinciding with the start of rubble removal and transportation
[00:13:43] works in the city of Zabadani in the Damascus countryside, as part of a project
[00:13:46] aimed at removing the remnants of destruction
[00:13:48] and managing them.
[00:13:52] In support of sustainable recovery paths and to improve
[00:13:56] services, the Civil Defense launched a vital project
[00:13:59] to remove the remnants of destruction and manage them. This included
[00:14:03] launching campaigns and inaugurating specialized units for recycling
[00:14:06] rubble in the Damascus countryside, aiming to rehabilitate basic
[00:14:10] infrastructure in the affected areas, with support from
[00:14:13] King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center.
[00:14:15] The center clarified that this support is an extension of the efforts
[00:14:19] of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in supporting the Syrian people
[00:14:23] and supporting affected communities. The first
[00:14:26] features of this field project began in the Damascus countryside
[00:14:29] with the opening by the Civil Defense of a rubble recycling unit in the city
[00:14:33] of Daraya, aiming to process about 30,000
[00:14:36] cubic meters of reusable
[00:14:40] rubble and convert it into basic building
[00:14:43] materials, in addition to producing aggregate materials used
[00:14:46] in infrastructure projects, concurrently with the continuation
[00:14:50] of works that previously resulted in the removal and transportation
[00:14:54] of
[00:14:57] 84,600 cubic meters of rubble in the cities of Douma
[00:15:00] and Daraya. In the same context, rubble removal and transportation
[00:15:04] works began in the city of Zabadani to remove
[00:15:08] about 25,000 cubic meters by the end
[00:15:11] of the current year, to promote immediate stability and support
[00:15:15] economic and social activity. These new
[00:15:18] service movements are an extension and development of previous
[00:15:22] efforts, as Aleppo governorate had previously witnessed
[00:15:25] a comprehensive campaign to remove rubble and earth
[00:15:29] mounds in several vital neighborhoods. Also,
[00:15:32] Civil Defense teams from the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster
[00:15:36] Management conducted a similar campaign in Homs
[00:15:39] governorate, specifically in the city of Qusayr in the southern
[00:15:42] countryside, which focused on transporting accumulated rubble
[00:15:46] and opening closed main roads to facilitate
[00:15:50] traffic and support the safe return of residents.
[00:15:53] This project comes within the framework of supporting early recovery efforts
[00:15:57] and rehabilitating basic infrastructure in areas that
[00:16:01] suffered from destruction, which supports economic and social activity
[00:16:05] and contributes to the reconstruction
[00:16:08] of affected cities.
[00:16:14] the Third Service Directorate in Aleppo continued its work of removing
[00:16:17] rubble and debris in the neighborhoods of Dhahret Awad and Qadi Askar.
[00:16:20] This step comes within the continuous efforts to improve
[00:16:24] service reality, remove waste, and enhance the general appearance
[00:16:28] of the neighborhoods in
[00:16:29] Aleppo.
[00:16:33] The convoys of displaced people from Ras al-Ayn continue to leave the camps
[00:16:37] in the countryside of Al-Hasakah, where the second batch of
[00:16:40] the seventh convoy departed, including 470
[00:16:44] families of displaced people from Al-Tala'i and Shawkani
[00:16:49] Al-Hasakah.
[00:16:55] By God, today, thank God, we are happy and joyful to return to our families
[00:16:59] and our country. We thank all
[00:17:03] the organizations that contributed to our care, and thank God, we are happy
[00:17:06] to be back. We thank all
[00:17:09] the organizations that supported us and contributed to our return. I am Saila
[00:17:13] Aref Youssef from the village of Qatna, which is close to
[00:17:16] Ras al-Ayn, no more than 5 km away.
[00:17:19] The whole road is Kurdish, meaning
[00:17:23] that half of it is Kurdish. We want to go back to
[00:17:26] our homes and secure our lives. We have been in prison for eight years. We want
[00:17:30] to sort things out,
[00:17:31] meaning
[00:17:35] our homes are ruined on the ground, by God,
[00:17:38] you will see for yourself. Our situation is very
[00:17:42] difficult, by God. And we
[00:17:45] and you thank you for your efforts
[00:17:48] and for your help and for your
[00:17:52] concern for us.
[00:17:57] The Directorate of Internal Security in the Ras al-Ayn area
[00:18:01] in al-Hasakah carried out a wide-ranging field deployment as part of continuous
[00:18:04] efforts to protect the paths of families
[00:18:08] to their original homes. The measures taken include securing
[00:18:12] the main and secondary roads used by return convoys, deploying
[00:18:15] security patrols on vital axes, in addition to
[00:18:19] direct coordination with relevant authorities to provide immediate
[00:18:22] logistical support when
[00:18:24] needed.
[00:18:28] More than 200 families left displacement camps north
[00:18:32] of Idlib for nine governorates in a new step within the process
[00:18:35] of ending displacement. In a vision of Syria without camps,
[00:18:39] families are turning a long page of suffering
[00:18:43] they endured inside the camps after
[00:18:45] years of displacement
[00:18:47] and suffering.
[00:18:54] More than 200 families today turn the page on
[00:18:57] displacement and head to nine Syrian
[00:19:00] governorates: Daraa, Damascus, rural
[00:19:03] Damascus, Homs, and Hama, and also the southern
[00:19:06] and eastern Idlib countryside, Latakia,
[00:19:09] Aleppo, and Deir Ezzor. This
[00:19:11] convoy, which is heading today from this area,
[00:19:15] the camps area in northern Idlib, to its
[00:19:18] governorates after a journey of displacement
[00:19:21] that lasted for years here in Idlib.
[00:19:25] Today, this journey, the journey of displacement,
[00:19:28] ends so that they can return and start their lives
[00:19:31] anew in the governorates from which they were displaced years ago
[00:19:35] due to the regime and the crimes of the defunct regime.
[00:19:39] Many of them return to build the tent they
[00:19:42] brought from their place of displacement
[00:19:45] on the ruins of their destroyed home in their
[00:19:48] original place of residence. Moaz Al-Abbas,
[00:19:51] Syrian News, displacement camps in the northern Idlib
[00:19:55] countryside. Saleh Al-Hassan, known
[00:19:58] in the media as the "Computer Man," returned to his home in the village
[00:20:02] of Al-Bu'amar, nicknamed "Umm Al-Shuhada" (Mother of Martyrs), in the Deir Ezzor
[00:20:06] countryside, after years of absence, amidst suffering experienced by the village
[00:20:09] as a result of being exposed to previous shelling by the defunct
[00:20:13] regime due to its proximity to Deir Ezzor military
[00:20:16] airport.
[00:20:20] I am the computer man, but now we have liberated Syria, they liberated Syria
[00:20:24] with the efforts and determination of the mujahideen,
[00:20:27] the revolutionaries liberated the country. We triumphed, we returned
[00:20:31] with our heads held high. We returned to our country with our heads
[00:20:34] held high, you see, after 14 years of absence. Thank
[00:20:38] God, we entered our country and found it destroyed,
[00:20:41] destroyed by Bashar and his cronies and his henchmen
[00:20:44] and those who are here stealing houses, electricity, they didn't
[00:20:48] leave a water line, no electricity, no windows, no
[00:20:51] doors, no roofs, they took out all the iron,
[00:20:54] meaning they didn't leave anything. Thank God,
[00:20:58] all of this will be rebuilt with our efforts,
[00:21:01] we will rebuild it, we will rebuild our country, we will rebuild all of Syria, meaning
[00:21:04] that services will come to
[00:21:06] the north, there is nothing, by God, the regime had
[00:21:10] made a berm and destroyed the houses and cut
[00:21:13] the water line. The water pipes, the main
[00:21:16] line, they extended it to us first during the regime's era, they extended
[00:21:20] main lines, meaning main water lines, cut it,
[00:21:23] brother, that one cut it, and this one cut it, anyway,
[00:21:27] he played his game with the lines, with the streets,
[00:21:30] with the buildings, he didn't leave anything, as he said, what he destroyed, what he destroyed,
[00:21:34] no one was safe from him, not the trees, not the people, not the stone, not
[00:21:38] even the land was safe from him, not even the land was safe from him, meaning he filled it with
[00:21:41] mines, so pay attention to us, we have returned and we found
[00:21:45] no water or anything. We don't return to, as he said, rentals,
[00:21:48] we return to our country, even if in a tent, it's better than
[00:21:52] sitting, as he said, taking rent. We ask them
[00:21:56] to provide us with just the water and electricity lines, there are no
[00:21:59] wires, they have taken them, they left the poles, they stole
[00:22:02] the poles, they didn't leave any wire or anything, they stole
[00:22:05] the cables, they put the earth berm in the middle of my land,
[00:22:09] in the middle of our land, filled with mines, the trench that
[00:22:13] they put in front of the house is filled with mines, the land next to me is filled with mines,
[00:22:16] this is next to me, a rocket, look, a rocket and
[00:22:59] The General Secretariat of the Presidency of the Republic clarified that the increase
[00:23:03] in official working hours by one additional hour aims to
[00:23:06] provide more time to complete tasks and improve
[00:23:10] coordination, as the increase is accompanied by the development of management
[00:23:13] methods and simplification of procedures and does not necessarily
[00:23:16] mean poor employee performance.
[00:23:22] After the announcement of increasing official working hours by an additional
[00:23:25] hour, the General Secretariat of the Presidency of the Republic
[00:23:29] clarified the mechanisms of application and guarantees for workers'
[00:23:32] rights, stating that the increase does not necessarily mean poor employee
[00:23:35] performance, as efficiency is also linked to the volume of tasks,
[00:23:39] procedures, and available resources, and it is possible to rely
[00:23:42] on performance data and accumulated data available to institutions
[00:23:46] to accurately determine the extent of the problem. The General Secretariat
[00:23:49] stated that administrative authorities include public institutions and units
[00:23:52] that undertake governmental, regulatory, and service
[00:23:55] functions, while economic entities include public
[00:23:58] institutions and establishments that carry out productive,
[00:24:02] commercial, or operational activities according to their special
[00:24:06] regulations. Regarding receiving citizens, the General Secretariat
[00:24:10] clarified that the needs of service institutions vary according to the nature
[00:24:13] of their work and the number of visitors, and the principle is that
[00:24:16] authorities should benefit from extending working hours to improve services.
[00:24:20] As for employees' rights, the General Secretariat
[00:24:24] wages, compensation, breaks, and leave remain
[00:24:28] subject to existing legislation, and the application of
[00:24:31] the decision requires clarifying the legal status of the additional hour and whether it
[00:24:35] falls within the approved official working hours or requires
[00:24:39] special treatment in some entities, noting that
[00:24:42] break arrangements should be ensured to be proportionate
[00:24:44] to the new attendance duration. Regarding special
[00:24:48] cases, the General Secretariat clarified that effective management
[00:24:51] requires considering the different human
[00:24:54] and living circumstances of employees, especially those with health
[00:24:57] conditions and responsibilities for childcare or elder care,
[00:25:01] and those facing
[00:25:04] difficulties. To measure the impact on productivity, service
[00:25:07] quality, and employee satisfaction, the General Secretariat stated
[00:25:11] that the decision can be reviewed three months after its implementation,
[00:25:14] emphasizing that there will be a periodic evaluation of the results and that
[00:25:18] each institution is responsible for providing clear data
[00:25:21] on its performance.
[00:25:33] A security source informed Al-Ikhbariya that the General Intelligence
[00:25:36] Directorate, in cooperation with the Internal Security Forces, dismantled
[00:25:39] a cell belonging to ISIS in Aleppo governorate after
[00:25:43] joint security operations targeted its activities in the governorate.
[00:25:46] The source explained that the cell was involved in carrying
[00:25:50] out a series of attacks and assassinations as part
[00:25:53] of the organization's activities aimed at destabilizing security
[00:25:58] المنطقه
[00:26:02] The Fourth Criminal Court specialized in transitional
[00:26:05] justice in Damascus continues its public sessions,
[00:26:08] putting three new judicial files on the trial
[00:26:12] table related to accusations of theft during the past
[00:26:15] years. Details of these trials and their results
[00:26:19] report.
[00:26:23] Multiple judicial files return to the courtroom
[00:26:26] as the Fourth Criminal Court specialized in transitional
[00:26:29] justice in Damascus continues to hear cases related
[00:26:32] to defendants and various incidents. On November
[00:26:36] 4th, the court held three consecutive public
[00:26:39] sessions dedicated to the trial of Lotf
[00:26:43] Tawfik Louza and others within three separate
[00:26:46] judicial files related to accusations of theft during
[00:26:50] wartime and unrest and abuse of power by
[00:26:53] joining the Qadish militia affiliated with the Republican
[00:26:56] Guard during the period of the defunct regime's rule. In
[00:27:01] began by reading the lawsuit documents in the presence of the defendant
[00:27:05] Louza before deciding to adjourn the session to November
[00:27:08] 17th to summon public prosecution witnesses. As for the second
[00:27:12] file, the court heard it in the presence of Louza, concurrently with
[00:27:16] conducting the trial in absentia against Walid Anqa bin Ali,
[00:27:20] Samir Barra bin Khalil, and Nayef Al-Ashraf bin Muhammad,
[00:27:23] with the session adjourned to the same date
[00:27:27] and the issuance of interim decisions against the
[00:27:30] absentees. The court also continued to hear the same charges
[00:27:36] the third file, where Louza was present while Muwaffaq
[00:27:39] Daoud bin Suleiman was absent
[00:27:42] the hospital, and the trial of Mohammed As'ad bin Abdo and Saad
[00:27:46] El-Din Zaqaqa bin Abdo was held in absentia
[00:27:49] before adjourning the case to November 17,
[00:27:53] 2026. These sessions come within
[00:27:56] a series of judicial movements witnessed in Damascus, as
[00:28:00] the court held eight
[00:28:02] public sessions, including the start
[00:28:06] of the trial of Tariq Nabata, former Assistant Chief Military Prosecutor,
[00:28:10] on charges related to involvement in intentional murder, torture leading
[00:28:14] to death, and enforced disappearance, in addition to war crimes
[00:28:18] and crimes against humanity, according to the indictment.
[00:28:21] These files remain open before the judiciary
[00:28:24] pending the completion of trial procedures, listening to witnesses,
[00:28:27] and determining responsibilities according
[00:28:31] to evidence
[00:28:32] and law.
[00:28:36] The Constitutional and Legislative Committee prepared a preliminary draft
[00:28:39] of the parliamentary code of conduct
[00:28:43] Article
[00:28:46] the People's Assembly's internal regulations, and it was duly submitted to the presidency.