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[00:00:00] The area is a good work, but this
[00:00:00] his meeting with work must be a
[00:00:03] legal work and the collection of funds must be
[00:00:07] legal, and Local Administrative Law No. 107 does not allow
[00:00:10] any local administration to impose taxes except by
[00:00:15] Farmers describe this year's law from the Prime Minister's office, and collecting taxes in this manner
[00:00:17] is incorrect, as no one has the right to deprive anyone of
[00:00:20] electricity for the sake of you paying me money today
[00:00:24] the truth and do not for this asphalt, and this is well-known in all tomorrow. Questions countries of the world. Do you mean that other projects
[00:00:28] became available after the door? These projects were paid in installments over a year
[00:00:32] and a half, but today you cut off electricity, which is cutting off my livelihood.
[00:00:35] I am one of the people who, believe me, paid against my will
[00:00:38] because they cut off my electricity. We will not fill
[00:00:41] for you unless you pay the asphalt fee. I paid and there is no problem, but I am not
[00:00:45] around. I am your owner, and may God make it easy for the tenants, my neighbors.
[00:00:49] 20% of the tenants, may God bless them, they left
[00:00:53] the shops. First, the street was closed for two months.
[00:00:56] Second, they did illegal things, so they linked
[00:01:00] the asphalt issue to the electricity issue, and electricity was cut off
[00:01:02] for the closure of a large number of from citizens, and this is a right for citizens. No
[00:01:08] tariffs on opportunities in a number of party is allowed to link a tax to a service in exchange for the service provided to them. The second
[00:01:10] point is that the asphalt issue, according to
[00:01:12] from a number of the approved Syrian laws, the value of the asphalt is taken,
[00:01:16] 25% of the previously asphalted streets are distributed to each side,
[00:01:19] 12.5%. The problem is that the values
[00:01:23] of the asphalt that were imposed on shop owners are many times
[00:01:26] skill in the considered costs, meaning that in Aleppo and Azaz, no
[00:01:30] the Faculty of Pharmacy at Aleppo University,
[00:01:36] money is taken. After they finished the asphalt, after
[00:01:41] and the importance of a week, they said they wanted approximately 670 from each
[00:01:43] shop at $190 per meter for asphalt.
[00:01:47] What did you put? There is no committee that will tell you what you put or
[00:01:50] anything. Why all this talk? Then, when
[00:01:53] we didn't pay, we went to charge the electricity card. Oh, you can't
[00:01:57] to us and reduce charge it until you go back to the municipality and get a clearance from the municipality.
[00:02:11] The families of detainees whose transfer to Iraq is underway
[00:02:15] organized a protest in front of the Iraqi
[00:02:18] Embassy in Damascus to demand
[00:02:25] was provided as a donation from the disclosure of the fate
[00:02:32] emphasizing its commitment to
[00:02:52] provide us with the details
[00:02:57] complete.
[00:03:08] of their relatives. The heavy rains that fell hours ago caused
[00:03:12] significant damage in some camps in Idlib,
[00:03:16] Aleppo, from where displaced people documented the conditions of their tents in
[00:03:19] the Barisha area in the
[00:03:26] Flights start at to alleviate the burden on TV Radio on to 2014, part of it was province's countryside.
[00:03:43] the burden on began restoration work inside this palace, but a number of media outlets and a number of
[00:03:48] a large number of
[00:04:02] Idlib is the best in
[00:04:10] they arrived. It was forbidden
[00:04:14] The Badia area in the western Deir Ezzor countryside witnessed heavy
[00:04:18] rains that caused floods in the area without any damage
[00:04:22] reported so far. Oh God, bless
[00:04:26] the Prophet. 110.
[00:04:35] Hey, the water is going away, guys.
[00:04:36] شباب
[00:04:41] meaning there was no life in it, and even the people of Homs did not
[00:04:45] Oh, what
[00:04:45] a blessing.
[00:04:50] This is standing here. It's not
[00:04:59] Syria will rely heavily on Syrian expertise
[00:05:03] that has gained experience abroad and succeeded abroad,
[00:05:06] and has tried to transfer the success experience to
[00:05:10] that we are working with is the interior. This was during
[00:05:13] a delegation of Syrian experts and specialists
[00:05:16] in the technology and innovation sector. President
[00:05:19] Al-Shara said that Syria has many opportunities within
[00:05:23] its important geographical location and the absence of a digital
[00:05:26] infrastructure, which allows it to benefit from the latest
[00:05:29] global advancements instead of relying
[00:05:33] on an old infrastructure and replacing it
[00:05:35] at great cost. He pointed out that rebuilding
[00:05:39] from scratch represents an important
[00:05:42] opportunity for Syria. He also noted that the digital
[00:05:45] infrastructure is linked to government institutions
[00:05:48] and reconstruction projects, including residential construction,
[00:05:52] explaining that digital life is involved
[00:05:56] in various details
[00:05:58] of life.
[00:06:03] The Investment Authority discussed with a delegation from the American business community,
[00:06:07] including 30 representatives from 22
[00:06:11] American, regional, and international companies,
[00:06:15] investment
[00:06:18] vital sectors in Syria. This came during
[00:06:22] a meeting between the Director of the Authority, Ahmed Rawad Ramadan,
[00:06:25] and the delegation in Damascus, where the
[00:06:29] two sides discussed cooperation opportunities in the oil,
[00:06:32] gas, energy, infrastructure,
[00:06:35] construction, and logistics sectors, in
[00:06:38] addition to technology, artificial intelligence, and education.
[00:06:42] The Authority explained that the visit aims to
[00:06:45] learn about the Syrian investment environment
[00:06:48] and explore opportunities to enter the local market
[00:06:52] or expand business there, and open
[00:06:55] new channels for cooperation
[00:06:58] and building potential economic partnerships.
[00:07:01] محتمله.
[00:07:07] The Directorate of Antiquities and Museums announced
[00:07:10] that the results of the inspection of the Al-Zahrawi Palace,
[00:07:12] the archaeological site in Homs, showed that the work carried out did not
[00:07:16] record any significant changes in the planning
[00:07:19] or the historical architectural fabric of the palace.
[00:07:22] The Directorate considered that the work that
[00:07:26] took place falls within the scope of maintenance and rehabilitation
[00:07:29] and the improvement of basic services,
[00:07:32] adding that the funding allocated for the restoration
[00:07:37] the investing entity without any burdens on
[00:07:41] the state treasury,
[00:07:44] Syrian architectural heritage according to adopted scientific
[00:07:48] and technical
[00:07:50] standards.
[00:07:56] For more details, our Syria TV correspondent Anwar Abu Al-Walid joins us
[00:08:00] from Homs. Anwar, welcome. Please
[00:08:05] of this news. Go ahead.
[00:08:08] Yes, Yaman, good morning to you and to the esteemed viewers. Indeed,
[00:08:11] after a controversy that lasted for days regarding the Al-Zahrawi Palace, of course, the Al-Zahrawi Palace
[00:08:15] is one of the important archaeological landmarks in Homs
[00:08:18] and its construction dates back to the Mamluk era, and another part of it
[00:08:21] also dates back to the Ottoman era. Therefore, it has symbolism
[00:08:25] and importance, and it heads the list of heritage
[00:08:28] sites and landmarks here in Homs. However, during the period
[00:08:32] of the siege extending from 2012
[00:08:35] shelled, and then the ousted regime
[00:08:39] attempted to restore parts of it, but it actually led to its
[00:08:42] destruction, and primitive methods were used, which led to the loss of some
[00:08:46] of its features. Recently, one of the investment entities
[00:08:55] pages raised the issue that the palace
[00:08:58] is being vandalized and its heritage features are being changed,
[00:09:01] which prompted the intervention of the supervisory and regulatory authorities,
[00:09:05] represented by the General Directorate of Antiquities and Museums, which
[00:09:07] sent a central team
[00:09:11] to the palace, consisting of an engineering team and also specialists
[00:09:14] in restoration operations and archaeologists from the
[00:09:17] Homs Antiquities Directorate. All of them came to the palace, and we were with them the moment
[00:09:23] inside the palace until the committee finished its work,
[00:09:26] but we observed and toured with them inside the palace upon
[00:09:29] their arrival and we saw what the report mentioned
[00:09:33] truthfully in its statement last night, where it said that the restoration
[00:09:36] work did not reach
[00:09:40] the level of being vandalized or having pillars removed, as
[00:09:43] some pages mentioned more than once. What happened was
[00:09:46] an attempt to restore life to the palace. It was indeed
[00:09:50] destroyed before and was abandoned,
[00:09:54] frequent it due to its very bad and tragic situation. Therefore, after
[00:09:57] this entity started, there were reservations and even there were
[00:10:01] attempts to confirm
[00:10:04] the preservation by any investing entity to ensure that any restoration
[00:10:07] operations maintain the palace's heritage and its
[00:10:10] main features, which is what the implementing entity confirmed
[00:10:14] when we met with it, and then the committee that
[00:10:17] issued its statement yesterday, which said that the restoration work has preserved, so
[00:10:21] far, all the main features
[00:10:25] and tried to remove some of the additions
[00:10:29] made by the ousted regime during the past years, specifically in
[00:10:32] 2020, when it carried out primitive operations to restore
[00:10:36] the palace. On that day, as the Directorate also said in its
[00:10:39] statement, these restoration operations do not cost
[00:10:43] the Ministry of Culture and even the General Directorate of Antiquities and Museums any
[00:10:46] financial amounts. The investing entity is an entity that has adopted this work and is trying
[00:10:49] to restore the palace to its original state or better
[00:10:52] without affecting any of its main features,
[00:10:56] and also pledged not to convert it, as many
[00:11:00] media outlets also mentioned, into a restaurant or otherwise,
[00:11:03] and to change the original expropriation
[00:11:06] that existed, which was to preserve a heritage palace
[00:11:10] within Homs. The implementing entity denied that there was any
[00:11:13] intention to convert it into any other landmark. The palace will remain, as
[00:11:17] the responsible authorities mentioned, in addition to the permit and so on, it will remain
[00:11:20] a heritage landmark of Homs, and everyone is trying
[00:11:23] to preserve it. These restoration operations preserve
[00:11:26] the palace's fundamentals and its heritage features. It remains one of the main
[00:11:30] landmarks known here in Homs, not only it, but there are also
[00:11:34] many other things that really need to be touched up with
[00:11:38] aesthetic touches.
[00:11:41] Thank you for all these details. Syria TV correspondent Anwar Abu Al-Walid was
[00:11:44] with us from
[00:11:45] Homs.
[00:11:49] A seminar titled "Syria Without
[00:11:52] Drugs" was held at
[00:11:55] coinciding with World Mental Health Day. It addressed the dangers
[00:11:59] of drugs and their health, psychological,
[00:12:02] and social effects,
[00:12:06] awareness and prevention of addiction and strengthening
[00:12:09] treatment and rehabilitation efforts. The importance of linking
[00:12:12] the "Syria Without Drugs" campaign with World Mental
[00:12:15] Health Day is that
[00:12:18] drugs rob people of their will
[00:12:21] and threaten their health.
[00:12:25] And in a campaign within the context of the national campaign
[00:12:28] to combat drugs, Syria Without Drugs,
[00:12:30] we started with a seminar at the Faculty of Pharmacy
[00:12:34] at Aleppo University. We discussed the achievements
[00:12:37] of the Drug Enforcement Branch and the services provided by the Directorate
[00:12:41] of Health, such as Ibn Khaldun Hospital. Our message
[00:12:45] is a message of awareness, and we convey
[00:12:48] reassuring messages to those affected that if
[00:12:51] you go to the specialized
[00:12:54] places, this will help you
[00:12:57] to reduce or cancel your legal accountability,
[00:13:01] and we will help you return to your normal life
[00:13:05] through various health centers.
[00:13:08] These are the heroes of the anti-drug administration.
[00:13:11] The General Authority for Civil Aviation and Air Transport announced
[00:13:15] the start of regular bus services between the Baramka garages and Damascus
[00:13:19] International Airport to facilitate the arrival
[00:13:21] of passengers to the airport. The Authority also indicated
[00:13:25] that the service includes providing transportation
[00:13:29] in the opposite direction, explaining that the step
[00:13:32] aims to develop the services provided
[00:13:36] to passengers. The Civil Aviation Authority announced
[00:13:39] the start of domestic bus services from Damascus Airport to Baramkeh
[00:13:43] and from Baramkeh to Damascus Airport, a step
[00:13:48] travelers.
[00:13:51] 6:00 AM until 11:00 AM,
[00:13:55] and from 12:00 PM until 4:00 PM, and during night
[00:13:58] hours, there are also flights from 10:00 PM
[00:14:02] until 4:00 AM.
[00:14:04] This step aims to alleviate
[00:14:08] travelers because these buses can accommodate
[00:14:13] people and their cost is low compared
[00:14:16] to taxi fares and parallel applications
[00:14:20] for taxi fares. This step has just begun. We do not know the exact
[00:14:23] pricing because the buses
[00:14:27] that have started operating have started at a reduced
[00:14:30] and low frequency. A bus comes to here and goes to Damascus Airport, and from Damascus
[00:14:34] Airport, a bus comes to here. Therefore, there is no
[00:14:37] central departure
[00:14:40] point at this moment. It is expected that the old center will be activated
[00:14:44] or it is also expected that the Civil Aviation
[00:14:47] Authority will establish a new departure point in this
[00:14:50] area designated for transportation within Damascus. Amer
[00:14:54] Assi, Syria TV, Baramkeh.
[00:14:57] The Directorate of Transport in Raqqa governorate
[00:15:01] announced the official start of its work
[00:15:03] after completing the technical preparations and linking
[00:15:07] the directorate with the relevant authorities. This comes
[00:15:10] after a closure that lasted more than
[00:15:13] 13 years.
[00:15:20] The Raqqa Transport Directorate has started
[00:15:23] its work in providing services to citizens. All types of services,
[00:15:27] including judicial inspections,
[00:15:31] and including placing a mortgage lien
[00:15:34] and removing a mortgage lien, and placing a lawsuit lien on
[00:15:37] cars. Of course,
[00:15:41] in terms of linking with other parties,
[00:15:45] we have banks that have not been activated for
[00:15:48] electronic payment. Currently, they have not been activated.
[00:15:52] The traffic branch department, we have prepared the building completely.
[00:15:56] The traffic administration came and took over its place so that we can issue
[00:16:00] traffic clearance for cars because traffic clearance is essential
[00:16:03] for vehicle renewal and licensing.
[00:16:07] All European entries, we will work on them, God willing, during this
[00:16:10] period. Of course,
[00:16:13] God willing, the Peace Spring area
[00:16:17] and the self-administration. The integration is ongoing
[00:16:20] and has not been completed yet. When the integration is fully completed,
[00:16:23] we will provide the following service to citizens, God willing, in Peace
[00:16:27] Spring and the
[00:16:28] self-administration.
[00:16:31] The head of the Leather Craftsmen Association in Aleppo, Hassan Kanas,
[00:16:35] explained to Syria TV the reasons
[00:16:40] workshops in the city, demanding a reduction in customs
[00:16:45] raw materials to support craftsmen.
[00:16:49] Most of the workshops have closed their doors
[00:16:52] because of Chinese products. They couldn't stand
[00:16:55] up to or compete with Chinese products.
[00:16:58] Of course, our craft, as I told you, he has
[00:17:04] performance, but he has a lack of development. He just
[00:17:08] needs to develop his machines and keep up with fashion
[00:17:12] and follow fashion so that he can keep up.
[00:17:14] He needs to go out and see,
[00:17:18] travel, and there should be international exhibitions
[00:17:21] to open international markets.
[00:17:24] Also, we have another issue. We have
[00:17:27] raw materials. If the government
[00:17:30] would be generous
[00:17:34] the customs duties on raw materials, energy
[00:17:38] factors would be secured.
[00:17:40] An industrial city, for example, a craft gathering area so that
[00:17:44] individuals can work together in one place.
[00:17:47] This is very important. Regarding
[00:17:50] the low wages of craftsmen in Aleppo,
[00:17:53] the head of the Leather Craftsmen Association in Aleppo explained
[00:17:57] to Syria TV that the high shipping costs and taxes
[00:18:01] imposed on raw materials contributed
[00:18:04] to the decline in wages in the sector.
[00:18:08] Well, of course, the workers' wages
[00:18:11] are, frankly, unfair. The workers should
[00:18:14] have higher wages than this, but the weakest link
[00:18:18] is the worker or the labor force, meaning they can
[00:18:21] only do not give them
[00:18:25] their rights. The reason is that
[00:18:28] energy sources, shipping, and raw materials that are imported
[00:18:32] are subject to customs duties,
[00:18:35] which makes the cost of shoes very high.
[00:18:38] Farmers in the Idlib countryside began the olive
[00:18:42] harvest season with expectations of a bountiful
[00:18:45] yield, as the percentage
[00:18:47] of fruit set on trees is estimated at
[00:18:49] 85%, coinciding with the continuation of harvesting
[00:18:53] and sorting operations
[00:18:55] in preparation for marketing
[00:19:01] and pressing. Under the shade of olive
[00:19:04] trees, Abu Ahmed turns its fruits in his
[00:19:07] hands, checking their ripeness
[00:19:10] in preparation for the long-awaited harvest season.
[00:19:13] Al-Sawrani or Al-Ma'arri, as it is locally known,
[00:19:17] is one of the most prominent varieties that Idlib is famous for, alongside
[00:19:21] other secondary varieties such as Abu
[00:19:24] Shawka, Al-Nasasi, Al-Zaytuni, and Al-Shami, whose characteristics
[00:19:28] and uses vary. At the Jeddah Conference in
[00:19:32] 1910, a decision was issued by the economic
[00:19:36] conferees that the city of
[00:19:40] the world in terms of olive season, taste, quality,
[00:19:43] and production. It's a good season this year, thank God.
[00:19:47] The olives are good.
[00:19:49] And there is olive production, and from now on, people
[00:19:53] will start harvesting olives, meaning usually
[00:19:56] at the beginning of late October,
[00:19:59] olive harvesting begins. So we are at the beginning now.
[00:20:03] We collect the nets and work according to the customs followed in olive
[00:20:06] production. Harvest times vary
[00:20:10] between the regions of the governorate depending on the type
[00:20:12] of olives, the ripeness of the fruits, and the climatic
[00:20:15] conditions. Some fruits are designated
[00:20:18] for the table, and others are transported to oil presses.
[00:20:22] Al-Sawrani is suitable for pickling and pressing together,
[00:20:25] while Al-Halabi or Al-Majhool is designated
[00:20:28] for preparing provisions.
[00:20:35] and Al-Sawrani. Some people, each region has
[00:20:38] its own names. We call the Halabi for making
[00:20:42] the pickled food. There is for crushing and
[00:20:44] for pressing. This type
[00:20:48] suitable for pressing,
[00:20:50] exclusively.
[00:20:52] Some people also sort it, for example, some people like to keep
[00:20:56] some of it for provisions. They sort the green ones
[00:21:00] for provisions and take them, for example, to the market.
[00:21:05] harvest as good compared to previous
[00:21:08] seasons, hoping that the improvement will be reflected
[00:21:11] in a return that helps them cover the costs of caring
[00:21:15] for the trees and harvesting.
[00:21:18] Amidst trees laden with their fruits,
[00:21:22] Idlib appears to be facing a bountiful season
[00:21:25] that promises good, but the abundance of the harvest
[00:21:28] does not necessarily mean greater profits for farmers
[00:21:31] or lower prices for consumers,
[00:21:34] leaving the season dependent on market
[00:21:37] developments. Elaf Al-Ali, Syria TV,
[00:21:41] Idlib
[00:21:41] countryside.
[00:21:51] The British newspaper The Guardian revealed that a Syrian
[00:21:55] doctor faces deportation after the British Home
[00:21:58] Office decided to withdraw the refugee status
[00:22:02] Syrians, in a move described as the first
[00:22:06] of its kind in Europe since
[00:22:09] the fall of the ousted
[00:22:11] regime.
[00:22:14] The Syrian refugee file in Europe is undergoing radical
[00:22:18] transformations, as the acceptance rates for asylum applications
[00:22:21] have sharply declined in several countries, while Britain faces
[00:22:25] criticism after withdrawing refugee status from some
[00:22:28] Syrians since the fall of the ousted
[00:22:30] regime.
[00:22:33] The Guardian newspaper revealed that a Syrian doctor faces deportation
[00:22:37] after the British Home Office decided to withdraw his
[00:22:41] refugee status on the grounds that Syria is safe for refugees
[00:22:44] to return to, in a move that is the first of its kind in Europe,
[00:22:48] suggesting that the deportation decisions will affect thousands
[00:22:51] of Syrians residing in the United Kingdom in the coming period.
[00:22:55] Syrian refugees in Britain complain about
[00:22:58] the long waiting periods for their asylum or permanent residency
[00:23:02] applications to be processed, a situation they describe
[00:23:05] as forced waiting, as its impact extends
[00:23:08] to work, housing, travel, and family reunification,
[00:23:12] calling on the authorities to set a clear timeline
[00:23:15] for processing the backlog of applications.
[00:23:18] And at the European
[00:23:24] Union level, 2767 asylum
[00:23:28] applications from Syria were rejected out of 387 applications last year,
[00:23:31] bringing the acceptance rate
[00:23:33] to only 28% compared to
[00:23:36] 90% in 2024.
[00:23:40] Meanwhile, the acceptance rate for Syrian applications in
[00:23:44] last February did not exceed 19%, according to the Union's
[00:23:48] statistics.
[00:23:50] Several European countries announced that asylum is no longer automatically
[00:23:54] granted to Syrians, while countries including
[00:23:58] Germany intend to start deportation operations,
[00:24:01] based on the argument that the justifications that existed before the fall of the
[00:24:05] ousted regime, such as high levels of violence and compulsory conscription,
[00:24:08] are no longer valid in the
[00:24:11] same way.
[00:24:14] Turkish Interior Minister Mustafa Çavuşoğlu announced the return
[00:24:18] of 755,000 Syrians to their country
[00:24:22] voluntarily since December 8,
[00:24:24] 2024.
[00:24:27] Çavuşoğlu pointed out the decrease in the number
[00:24:29] of Syrians residing in Turkey to
[00:24:33] 2.1 million people, compared to
[00:24:36] 3.7 million in
[00:24:39] 2021, indicating that the total
[00:24:43] number of Syrians who returned from Turkey to Syria since
[00:24:46] 2016 reached 1.5
[00:24:50] million people, stressing his country's continued
[00:24:53] encouragement of voluntary
[00:24:55] return.
[00:25:02] This concludes the bulletin. May God protect you, and goodbye.
[00:25:59] From the memory of war, a voice of the future
[00:26:02] emerges. It is not a narration of
[00:26:06] a past that has passed, but
[00:26:09] the birth of a new
[00:26:12] present. A platform that opens horizons
[00:26:16] and poses big questions about the state,
[00:26:18] about
[00:26:20] society, and about
[00:26:24] that do not shy away from
[00:26:27] compromise on courage. The Third Republic,
[00:26:30] visions and a voice
[00:26:34] that everyone participates in on
[00:26:36] Syria TV.
[00:26:45] The truth is not always in what we see,
[00:26:48] but in what was absent
[00:26:51] or kept from
[00:26:54] the scene. Among the rubble of documents and the shadows
[00:26:58] of maps, we trace the trail, no matter
[00:27:01] how small. We listen, we explore,
[00:27:04] we investigate, we search,
[00:27:07] and we discuss, striving to highlight what was missing
[00:27:11] from the details of the picture. The Explorer on
[00:27:14] Syria TV.
[00:27:28] We are sitting inside and someone is crying here. We cry over him.
[00:27:32] We hear the pain of the bones breaking.
[00:27:34] تتكسر
[00:27:42] Every blanket I smell, I feel there is blood
[00:27:46] mixed with the smell
[00:27:47] of humans.
[00:27:50] When they call our names for torture, you don't really know if you will come back alive or
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