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[00:00:00] These sessions come within a series of judicial moves
[00:00:03] witnessed in Damascus, as the court held eight
[00:00:06] public sessions that also included the start of the trial of Tariq
[00:00:10] Nabat, former assistant head of the Military Public Prosecution,
[00:00:13] on charges related to involvement in crimes
[00:00:17] of willful murder, torture leading to death, and enforced disappearance,
[00:00:21] in addition to war crimes and crimes against humanity,
[00:00:24] according to the indictment. These
[00:00:27] files remain open before the judiciary, pending
[00:00:31] the completion of trial procedures, listening to witnesses, and determining
[00:00:35] responsibilities according to evidence
[00:00:37] and law.
[00:00:41] The Constitutional and Legislative Committee prepared a preliminary draft
[00:00:44] for the parliamentary code of conduct based on paragraph four of
[00:00:48] Article 35 of
[00:00:51] the internal regulations of the People’s
[00:00:53] these efforts, the Assembly, and it was duly submitted to the Speaker of the Assembly for
[00:00:56] discussion and approval. The Constitutional
[00:01:00] and Legislative Committee also submitted its special reports on a number of draft laws,
[00:01:03] ten of which were referred from the General Secretariat of the Presidency
[00:01:07] of the Republic for discussion under the dome
[00:01:10] of Parliament in the next
[00:01:13] greater than session.
[00:01:16] The Higher Education and Scientific Research Committee of
[00:01:19] the People’s Assembly discussed a number of files, most notably the file of faculty
[00:01:23] members who were absent for revolutionary reasons, the file
[00:01:27] of delegates, and the university regulation law during a meeting
[00:01:30] held under the chairmanship of Ahmed Al-Afad. The committee reviewed
[00:01:34] previous legislation and laws and discussed
[00:01:37] a number of proposals to amend them in a way that ensures
[00:01:40] the preservation of rights and the development of university institutions, and in a way
[00:01:44] that is consistent with legislative and educational reform.
[00:01:56] 73 tons of of subscribers and a number of The Directorate of Water Resources in
[00:02:00] Raqqa carried out field work to maintain
[00:02:03] damage to the telecommunications network in and clean drains and water culverts in a number of sectors of the irrigation
[00:02:07] project, in order to address the damage caused by floods
[00:02:10] and rainfall
[00:02:14] should manipulate the people. The people turned out to be smarter than and to raise the efficiency of the water drainage system. These steps contribute to improving the drainage of rainwater
[00:02:18] and floods, reducing water accumulation and inundation of agricultural
[00:02:22] lands and residential areas, and protecting agricultural
[00:02:25] infrastructure from
[00:02:26] damage.
[00:02:31] Drinking water from
[00:02:33] the decision issued by the Ministry the Ya'louk station reached the southern part of the Al-Zuhour neighborhood in
[00:02:36] and a UN delegation discusses Al-Hasakah city after
[00:02:40] the occupation imposes on an interruption of 10 years, benefiting about 25
[00:02:44] thousand people from the return of water. The water reached the neighborhood after repairing the feeder
[00:02:47] line to the station, where
[00:02:49] the young men. May God bless them. the General Company for Drinking Water and Sanitation in Al-Hasakah carried out comprehensive
[00:02:54] cubic meters of maintenance work, pouring
[00:02:55] rubble in manholes, replacing their covers, and changing
[00:02:58] three air valves of different diameters.
[00:03:01] Dr.
[00:03:06] Ahmed Al-Mousa, Director
[00:03:11] the Saudi Fund for Development, including in pharmacies in Deir Ezzor of the General Company for Water and Sanitation in Deir Ezzor, confirmed the safety of drinking water in the governorate, revealing
[00:03:14] projects to rehabilitate pumping stations and distribute about
[00:03:17] 300 home filtration devices, especially
[00:03:20] for patients with kidney
[00:03:22] failure.
[00:03:30] In fact, the turbidity rate was high at 450 units, reaching
[00:03:35] the Saudi Fund worth approximately We dealt with the turbidity and thank God, we produced
[00:03:39] clear water with a turbidity of 28,
[00:03:43] 18 to 28, or 18 to 25 units, which is
[00:03:46] almost or relatively suitable for the water
[00:03:50] quality and water conditions. We extended the duration of the procedures
[00:03:54] we carried out, extending the settling hours for the water
[00:03:57] in addition to adding alum
[00:04:00] in
[00:04:03] excellent proportions without harming the health of citizens.
[00:04:06] Pumping was done continuously. Sometimes we cut off the water
[00:04:10] to clean the filters.
[00:04:12] Organic matter and high turbidity lead to clogging of filters,
[00:04:16] left by years of shelling on so we stop pumping until the filters are washed, then we resume pumping
[00:04:20] to the city. Water was cut off at times
[00:04:23] in the governorate or in the entire governorate and in
[00:04:27] the city especially due to this high turbidity.
[00:04:30] al-Nu'man road. We are suffering from To remedy or treat the turbidity issue
[00:04:33] by long settling hours and adding
[00:04:37] alum in
[00:04:39] the camps and came back here to standard proportions, in addition to maintaining
[00:04:41] and washing the filters.
[00:04:48] For the city, there are two
[00:04:51] main stations. The giant Euphrates station produced
[00:04:54] water with a turbidity of eight units, which is excellent,
[00:04:58] between five and eight. Of course, the reason is
[00:05:02] the equipping of this station. We are now finishing and equipping the station
[00:05:06] completely in cooperation with a company
[00:05:08] bridge. We are in and in cooperation with UNICEF. As for the main station,
[00:05:11] unfortunately, it is an old, dilapidated station.
[00:05:14] It started pumping in 1953, but
[00:05:17] thanks to God, a contract was signed with Islamic
[00:05:21] Relief in a joint effort with the water company to
[00:05:24] completely renovate this station. This is the strategic goal.
[00:05:27] As for emergency aid, thank
[00:05:31] God, we were supported by the ministry with cleaning devices,
[00:05:34] turbidity removal devices, and high-quality water purification.
[00:05:37] The number was about 300 devices,
[00:05:41] which we distributed according to priority
[00:05:44] to kidney failure patients, who are in dire need
[00:05:47] of pure and high-quality water. However, the water is perfectly
[00:05:51] safe. The water is generally safe in the governorate and there are no diseases in it,
[00:05:55] but some medical conditions require high quality or
[00:05:59] very suitable water
[00:06:01] to prevent the patient from experiencing any problems. So now we have started distributing
[00:06:05] these devices, home filtration devices, in cooperation
[00:06:08] with, of course, the ministry, which is thanked, in addition
[00:06:19] to The Recruitment and Mobilization Directorate in Aleppo
[00:06:22] continued to receive applications from those wishing to volunteer
[00:06:25] in the Syrian Arab Army. The Recruitment and Mobilization Directorate
[00:06:29] in Aleppo reviewed the personal data of those wishing to volunteer,
[00:06:32] their academic qualifications, and their identification papers in preparation
[00:06:36] for completing the acceptance procedures
[00:06:40] according to the approved standards.
[00:06:45] Recruitment centers in the Ministry of Defense began receiving applications and organizing
[00:06:49] the papers of non-commissioned officers who wish to return
[00:06:53] to the ranks
[00:06:54] of the Ministry.
[00:06:58] The Human Resources Department of the Ministry of Defense announced the opening
[00:07:01] of applications for non-commissioned officers who wish
[00:07:05] to return to the ranks of the Ministry of Defense. This is the third
[00:07:08] time that the door has been opened
[00:07:12] for receiving applications, as part of providing them with the opportunity
[00:07:16] to return and benefit from their previous experience. We call upon
[00:07:19] all non-commissioned officers who have defected to report to recruitment centers
[00:07:23] and submit their applications according to the approved procedures and instructions
[00:07:26] to organize their papers, register their applications, and organize their return
[00:07:30] to the ranks of the Ministry of Defense.
[00:07:34] I defected in
[00:07:35] 2011
[00:07:38] and went to the north due to displacement. Now, God willing, after liberation, we will return to our duties.
[00:07:42] The defectors came here based on
[00:07:45] of Defense to the recruitment department here.
[00:07:49] The brothers asked
[00:07:52] us for data, so we got it, like a family registration statement and so on. Thank God, we got it, and now we are waiting to
[00:07:55] return to our duties, God willing. Praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds.
[00:07:58] It couldn't be easier than this. There are full registrations from
[00:08:02] A joint team from
[00:08:04] الخير
[00:08:07] the Deir Ezzor Health Directorate and the Pharmacists' Syndicate conducted a tour.
[00:08:10] of a number of pharmacies in the cities
[00:08:13] of Al-Shuhayl, Al-Basra, and Al-Sabha in the eastern countryside
[00:08:15] of the governorate, in order to follow up on the proper functioning of work
[00:08:21] and to control shops that sell unlicensed medicines
[00:08:24] and take the necessary legal measures
[00:08:27] against them.
[00:08:28] The Syrian Commission for Medical
[00:08:33] Specialties announced the mechanism of evaluation, examination, and required
[00:08:36] documents for doctors whose circumstances during the Syrian revolution
[00:08:40] prevented them from discussing their specialized postgraduate theses
[00:08:44] and completing the procedures for obtaining the certificate.
[00:08:47] The commission called on all concerned doctors to
[00:08:51] review the announced criteria
[00:08:53] and submit the necessary supporting documents to regularize
[00:08:56] their academic and professional
[00:08:59] status.
[00:09:03] Idlib governorate and its countryside are witnessing
[00:09:06] intensive efforts and projects to improve transportation conditions and the network
[00:09:09] of main and secondary roads,
[00:09:12] with the aim of facilitating the movement of residents and supporting economic
[00:09:15] activity.
[00:09:20] This is a crater left by a missile, and those
[00:09:24] are the traces of an artillery shell. Scenes
[00:09:29] roads have contributed to their destruction
[00:09:32] and made them difficult to pass. Today,
[00:09:34] these traces have begun to disappear
[00:09:38] with rehabilitation and paving works
[00:09:42] the roads on the Kafr Ouwayd - Maarat
[00:09:48] after we returned from displacement from
[00:09:51] our town, or whether it was other towns that were occupied by the defunct regime.
[00:09:54] We suffer a lot, meaning every two or three days we have a breakdown
[00:09:58] because of the road, whether it was shock absorbers or
[00:10:02] a tire burst due to the road's destruction by the defunct regime forces,
[00:10:05] whether by shelling, military vehicles, or bulldozers.
[00:10:09] Of course, they are currently paving it in the town
[00:10:14] of Hazarin, and they are paving it from the Al-Ghab region
[00:10:17] all the way to the Maarat al-Nu'man region. Of course, we thank them for these
[00:10:20] efforts. This was not the only road
[00:10:24] included in the maintenance and paving works,
[00:10:26] as it was preceded by the Kafr Ruma -
[00:10:30] Al-Jawz road a short while ago, as part
[00:10:33] of efforts aimed at improving the condition of roads
[00:10:37] and facilitating the movement of residents and passers-by.
[00:10:39] The Syrian Establishment for Construction and Equipment is carrying
[00:10:43] out the rehabilitation and maintenance of the Maarat - Ghab
[00:10:46] road, which extends for about 35 km. It is a vital
[00:10:49] road that connects the western
[00:10:53] part of the Maarat region to its
[00:10:56] east. This road was subjected to destruction and damage as a result
[00:10:59] of shelling.
[00:11:02] During the study and maintenance, it was noted that the road needs
[00:11:06] a complete asphalt layer. Work is now being completed.
[00:11:09] We started from the area of Kafr Ouwayd
[00:11:12] in the west and from Maarat in the east to shorten
[00:11:14] the time. Despite
[00:11:18] region still needs more
[00:11:22] service and development projects
[00:11:25] in light of the widespread destruction left by the defunct
[00:11:29] regime, which affected infrastructure and basic
[00:11:32] necessities of life, so that the needs of the residents
[00:11:35] remain
[00:11:38] the available resources. From a road
[00:11:41] torn apart by the rockets of the defunct regime to a vital
[00:11:45] artery that regains its role after its rehabilitation
[00:11:48] and paving to connect Kafr Ouwayd
[00:11:51] and Maarat al-Nu'man and facilitate
[00:11:55] the movement of residents. SANA News Agency, Syria,
[00:11:59] Idlib countryside. The Syrian Telecommunications
[00:12:02] Company announced that the telecommunications infrastructure in the eastern district
[00:12:06] of Qusayr city in the southern Homs countryside was subjected to
[00:12:09] theft that affected main and branch cables, which led to
[00:12:13] the interruption of telephone and internet services for hundreds
[00:12:17] government departments. The company explained in a statement
[00:12:21] that the theft operations occurred twice within one week,
[00:12:25] which caused great
[00:12:28] the area and led to three telephone groups
[00:12:32] going out of service completely.
[00:12:35] The Syrian Telecommunications Company affirmed its diligent follow-up
[00:12:38] to restore service as quickly as
[00:12:41] possible.
[00:12:48] Dear viewers, we now move on to economic news with colleague
[00:12:51] Zaher Mazawi. Good evening, Zaher. Hello Ahmed, good evening.
[00:12:55] Welcome, dear viewers, to our economic tour for this evening. We follow
[00:12:58] the main headlines: The Minister of Finance confirms the existence of upcoming
[00:13:02] projects with the Saudi Fund that include nine service
[00:13:05] and development sectors, and Damascus International Airport recorded more than
[00:13:09] 192 passengers and
[00:13:13] 851 flights during October.
[00:13:16] The Syrian Minister of Finance, Muhammad
[00:13:31] Yasser Baraniyah, confirmed the continued study of new development projects in cooperation with
[00:13:36] the health, education, agriculture, housing, energy, and infrastructure
[00:13:40] sectors, as well as digital transformation. Baraniyah clarified that
[00:13:44] the ministry seeks to benefit from available financing opportunities to improve basic
[00:13:48] services and the living standards of citizens, appreciating the support
[00:13:51] of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for Syria's recovery and reconstruction.
[00:13:55] This comes after the signing of six development financing agreements with
[00:14:00] over 403 million dollars, including
[00:14:04] projects in the energy, health, housing, drinking water, and civil
[00:14:08] defense sectors, as well as digital
[00:14:11] transformation.
[00:14:12] Anas Al-Bou, head of
[00:14:16] the Foreign Relations Committee of the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce, received a Turkish
[00:14:19] economic delegation headed by Mahsum Toknaya, head of the Turkish-Syrian
[00:14:23] Business Council, to discuss economic
[00:14:27] and commercial relations between the two countries, with the participation of a number of businessmen
[00:14:30] and representatives of Turkish companies. During
[00:14:33] the meeting, ways to strengthen commercial and investment relations between
[00:14:37] the two countries were discussed, as well as overcoming obstacles for businessmen
[00:14:41] and expanding cooperation opportunities between Syrian and Turkish companies,
[00:14:44] especially in the productive sectors and reconstruction
[00:14:47] projects.
[00:14:49] The Director of Planning
[00:14:53] and Investment at the Ministry of Industry, Internal Trade and Consumer
[00:14:57] Protection, Osama Al-Omar, discussed with a delegation from the Turkish Business Council the prospects of economic
[00:15:00] and investment cooperation between the two countries and also the possibilities
[00:15:04] of enhancing the presence of Turkish investors in the Syrian market.
[00:15:07] The meeting addressed
[00:15:11] the interest of Turkish businessmen in investing in Syria
[00:15:14] and ways to enhance communication and exchange successful experiences and expertise,
[00:15:18] especially in the industrial and economic fields, in a way that supports
[00:15:21] the development of the industrial sector and opens new
[00:15:24] opportunities for partnership
[00:15:26] and investment.
[00:15:31] Damascus International Airport recorded the movement of
[00:15:34] 192,340
[00:15:38] passengers during October last year, distributed between
[00:15:41] 89,294 arrivals
[00:15:44] and 103,040
[00:15:47] departures. According to the General Authority of Civil Aviation and Air
[00:15:50] Transport, the number of flights reached
[00:15:53] 1,851 flights, while the number of
[00:15:57] airlines operating in the airport reached
[00:15:59] 17
[00:16:01] companies.
[00:16:06] The activities of Technofood exhibition, specialized in food industries
[00:16:10] and production lines, were launched with the participation of 45
[00:16:14] companies from inside and outside Syria, with the aim
[00:16:17] of encouraging investment, supporting food industries, and developing
[00:16:21] them. The opening of the exhibition was attended by a number of directors
[00:16:24] and representatives of economic activities. The exhibition is held in Al-Jardine
[00:16:27] Hall at the Central Park in Tartous
[00:16:30] city and continues until Friday, November
[00:16:34] 6th. The price of 21-carat gold
[00:16:42] in the Syrian market rose by 400 Syrian
[00:16:45] pounds. According to the bulletin issued by the General Authority
[00:16:48] for Precious Metals Management, the price of one gram of
[00:16:51] 21-carat gold reached 16,850
[00:16:54] Syrian pounds for sale, compared to
[00:16:57] 16,500 pounds for purchase.
[00:17:01] Meanwhile, one gram of 18-carat gold recorded
[00:17:03] a price of 14,450 Syrian pounds for sale,
[00:17:07] compared to 14,150
[00:17:09] pounds for
[00:17:13] purchase.
[00:17:20] This concludes the economic tour, dear viewers. We return to you,
[00:17:23] Ahmed. Thank you, Zaher.
[00:17:27] Dear viewers, we have reached the end of this bulletin.
[00:17:30] Here's a reminder of the main headlines.
[00:17:33] Syria participates in a meeting
[00:17:37] of the European Union Council in Brussels and confirms that it has
[00:17:41] turned the page of war and has become part of the solution, not
[00:17:44] a party to any escalation.
[00:17:47] A delegation from the Ministry of Higher
[00:17:53] Education and Scientific Research discusses in Berlin enhancing academic and research
[00:17:57] cooperation and developing partnerships between Syrian
[00:18:00] and German
[00:18:02] universities.
[00:18:07] Israeli occupation forces penetrate with nine vehicles into Al-Hurriya
[00:18:11] village in the northern Quneitra countryside,
[00:18:14] in Al-Rafid the restrictions that
[00:18:17] residents.
[00:18:23] Inauguration of a rubble recycling unit in Darayya and launch of a project
[00:18:26] to remove and recycle more than 25,000
[00:18:32] Al-Zabadani in Rural
[00:18:34] Damascus.
[00:18:38] End of the bulletin. Goodbye.
[00:19:35] Our meeting today, on the land of beloved Baghdad,
[00:19:39] the capital of authentic Arabism, is a historic opportunity
[00:19:43] to renew the covenant between us as Arab
[00:19:45] states.
[00:19:49] Serious steps towards national recovery
[00:19:52] have begun, stemming from a firm belief that
[00:19:56] Syria is for all
[00:19:57] Syrians.
[00:20:05] Syria was and will remain a part of the heart of this nation,
[00:20:09] and today it extends its hand to you
[00:20:13] from the standpoint of partnership and responsibility, and a desire to build
[00:20:16] a future worthy of its history.
[00:20:31] Syria has left the trench of conflicts to take its place
[00:20:34] and its position at the table of decision-making.
[00:20:40] The Syrian Arab Republic joined the international coalition
[00:20:44] against
[00:20:44] ISIS.
[00:20:51] It took a historic step by integrating armed
[00:20:54] formations in the northeast into national state
[00:20:57] institutions, and parliamentary
[00:21:00] life returned. We began to hold accountable those involved
[00:21:04] in violations during the era of the defunct regime.
[00:21:08] Today, we are cooperating with full transparency with
[00:21:11] the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons
[00:21:14] and the International Atomic Energy Agency to close
[00:21:18] those files technically
[00:21:20] and institutionally.
[00:21:23] Nations that are tested by fire emerge from it stronger
[00:21:26] and more immune. Syrians have chosen
[00:21:28] to be builders of a fortified and stable tomorrow. In our new
[00:21:32] Syrian policy, we believe that true security
[00:21:36] is embodied in states capable of protecting
[00:21:39] their people.
[00:21:40] Today is a literal translation
[00:21:54] of a real beginning for a project that was agreed
[00:21:57] upon with the European Union
[00:22:00] in order to
[00:22:06] work on applying this system and this system
[00:22:10] related to reducing disaster risks.
[00:22:13] We will have a clear
[00:22:30] map of mines in Syria
[00:22:34] and contaminated areas.
[00:22:37] Welcome
[00:22:43] to the Syrian Story podcast on Al-Ikhbariya
[00:22:46] TV.
[00:22:50] The most painful thing for me was when someone told
[00:22:54] me to stop the barrel and then talk to me about freedom. There should have
[00:22:57] been a provisional government, a military
[00:23:00] council, a judicial council. No one
[00:23:04] the word. On the basis that my family knows that I am dead, they made
[00:23:07] me a condolence. They visited me in Palmyra after 20 years
[00:23:10] to prepare for the attempt to overthrow
[00:23:14] Hafez al-Assad. How did they find out? What should I do? I told him, "By God,
[00:23:17] it's my first time being executed. Read your prayers." By God, I don't know what to do about it. I expected
[00:23:21] the revolution to start from Hasakah. I apologize
[00:23:24] if I am in this episode. Today, we will
[00:23:28] relive tragic memories and stories.
[00:23:31] We wanted to reach the pains of Syrians,
[00:23:35] their dreams, their ambitions through colors.
[00:23:38] The Syrian Story podcast at 9
[00:23:41] PM on Friday on Al-Ikhbariya Syrian
[00:23:45] TV.
[00:23:48] Because the distance between the street and decision-makers is a wall
[00:23:51] that conceals the truth. We
[00:23:55] are here
[00:23:58] and everywhere buzzing with questions
[00:24:01] and problems,
[00:24:06] to carry the voice
[00:24:07] of the people
[00:24:13] and search for a space for solutions with decision-makers.
[00:24:16] A link
[00:24:22] that shortens the distance and bridges
[00:24:25] the gap because your voice
[00:24:29] is the compass. Implementation of the Granada
[00:25:15] Bridge rehabilitation project.
[00:25:16] Work will commence
[00:25:34] on the Mayadin Bridge.
[00:25:48] Technical services machinery,
[00:25:50] in cooperation with emergency and disaster workshops, is rehabilitating and renovating
[00:25:53] the dirt
[00:25:58] the final stages of the rehabilitation of the Rashid
[00:26:01] Bridge.
[00:26:29] A barrier tape surrounds the crime scene.
[00:26:35] To begin the story of uncovering the truth, a lens
[00:26:39] documents,
[00:26:42] and vigilance precedes
[00:26:44] the steps.
[00:26:49] Organization leads the criminal work towards accurate
[00:26:53] investigation and institutional
[00:26:55] performance. Comprehensive follow-up across all
[00:26:59] governorates.
[00:27:03] Monitors, investigates, uncovers hidden clues
[00:27:05] so that every saboteur and perpetrator
[00:27:09] receives their deserved punishment. Criminal
[00:27:12] Investigations: Law prevails
[00:27:16] and justice is achieved.
[00:27:30] From this platform, as a state that has adopted
[00:27:33] absolute transparency and acted with full
[00:27:36] responsibility, we reiterate the urgent call, in accordance
[00:27:40] with Resolution 1995,
[00:27:43] to make the Middle East a zone free of
[00:27:46] nuclear weapons.
[00:27:56] Today,
[00:27:58] natural uranium are under my supervision and IAEA
[00:28:02] safeguards, and will remain safe in Syria.
[00:30:34] Today we began one of the most important works in the project of building and rehabilitating
[00:30:37] the political session.