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[00:00:00] continues its work to uncover
[00:00:02] their fate and determine their whereabouts,
[00:00:09] of Republicans in parallel with efforts to secure the safe return of displaced persons
[00:00:10] voted in the early to their areas.
[00:00:20] and actually voted
[00:00:29] a Democratic majority in 10 million
[00:00:40] Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shibani issued a decision
[00:00:44] to appoint Mazna al-Atrash as an advisor
[00:00:48] for peace affairs in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Al-Atrash,
[00:00:51] who hails from Suweida governorate, holds
[00:00:55] a degree from the High Institute of Dramatic Arts
[00:00:58] and a degree in media. She also served as a member
[00:01:02] of the Syrian Women's Advisory Council affiliated with the United
[00:01:06] Nations. Mazna al-Atrash was one of the personalities who
[00:01:10] midterm elections attended a session dedicated by the Security Council to hear testimonies
[00:01:14] about the events of the coast
[00:01:15] and Suweida last year.
[00:01:25] US Representative Joe Wilson called for accelerating
[00:01:28] the lifting of trade restrictions imposed on Syria,
[00:01:32] considering that keeping it on the old list
[00:01:36] and largest exhibition of the US Bureau of Industry and Security, known
[00:01:39] as List E, specific to state sponsors of terrorism,
[00:01:43] delays the export of US technology to the Syrian market.
[00:01:46] Wilson said in a statement to Al-Monitor
[00:01:49] that the continuation of US restrictions may
[00:01:53] push Syria towards China, noting that
[00:01:56] removing Syria from List E will open the door
[00:02:00] for US companies to enter the Syrian market. He also expressed
[00:02:04] his hope that the procedures
[00:02:06] development in the for lifting these restrictions will be completed as soon as possible,
[00:02:10] stressing that giving Syria a greater opportunity
[00:02:13] requires accelerating the permission for US
[00:02:16] companies to export their products to it.
[00:02:20] today in
[00:02:25] To understand the importance
[00:02:31] The General Secretariat of the Presidency of the Republic
[00:02:35] issued a decision to set the daily official
[00:02:38] working hours for public entities of an administrative
[00:02:42] judiciary, headed by the Supreme nature from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, effective from
[00:02:45] the first of next December. According to the General
[00:02:49] Secretariat, working hours and shift schedules
[00:02:53] for public entities of an economic nature,
[00:02:57] whose work requires continuous operation, will be determined
[00:03:00] according to their own systems and as
[00:03:03] Because a Democratic required by the public interest, noting that
[00:03:07] everything that contradicts
[00:03:10] alone, unable the content of the decision will be canceled. of the Republic twice,
[00:03:14] The Minister of Higher Education to make many and Scientific Research, Marwan
[00:03:17] al-Halabi, announced the dates of a number of comparisons
[00:03:21] and academic entitlements. Al-Halabi clarified that the concerned
[00:03:25] teams are working to announce the results of the general comparison
[00:03:28] at the beginning
[00:03:31] Each state has two seats of next week, while the results of postgraduate
[00:03:34] studies comparisons are expected
[00:03:36] the two parties by the end of the current year and the beginning of next year.
[00:03:39] The minister added that the results of the preparatory
[00:03:43] year students' sorting
[00:03:48] President Trump into and supporting bread comparison are scheduled to be announced this
[00:03:51] for his remaining week.
[00:03:56] The Ministry of Industry and Internal Trade launched
[00:03:59] a project to modernize and digitize company
[00:04:03] independents who usually registration in Syria in partnership with the US
[00:04:05] Department of State. This project
[00:04:11] as a limited change in
[00:04:11] operation. Turn off the fire inside, quickly, on burning used tires aims to simplify the procedures for registering local asking, "O houses and foreign companies
[00:04:13] houses in and archiving records electronically,
[00:04:17] loss in the next thereby supporting the investment
[00:04:20] environment. This project, we are a US company funded by the US
[00:04:24] Department of State, we are trying
[00:04:26] workshops, as they have been operating to provide technical and in-kind support
[00:04:30] for the data center of the Ministry
[00:04:33] of Industry so that they can manage the data
[00:04:36] center, install or update all
[00:04:39] systems, and support the modernization and digital
[00:04:43] transformation
[00:04:44] But willpower does process. The main goal, frankly, is to provide
[00:04:48] appropriate and advanced infrastructure, in addition
[00:04:51] to providing consultations
[00:04:56] to a large extent. We, as the Directorate of Industrial and also providing technical support and knowledge
[00:04:59] transfer. There will also be an exchange of experiences with neighboring
[00:05:01] countries or foreign experiences
[00:05:07] 75% of of the last two years in the company registration process. Al-Basar International Foundation, in cooperation with
[00:05:11] the Raqqa Directorate, continues to implement
[00:05:15] a medical campaign to perform 400 eye surgeries
[00:05:19] at the National Hospital, with the aim of providing
[00:05:22] medical and therapeutic services to patients
[00:05:26] and alleviating their
[00:05:27] financial burdens.
[00:05:36] Hour.
[00:05:40] Of course, the campaign is being implemented by Al-Basar Foundation in cooperation with the Health Directorate
[00:05:43] in Raqqa. The campaign targets 400 cases.
[00:05:46] We perform cataract extraction using the phaco technique, the latest technique,
[00:05:50] with lens implantation. The goal of the campaign is to alleviate financial burdens
[00:05:54] because many patients are unable to receive medical
[00:05:57] assistance, so we prevent complications and prevent the patient
[00:06:00] from delaying the surgical operation. Of course, the campaign targets
[00:06:04] 400 cases as we mentioned. Today we performed 100 and
[00:06:07] God willing, we will continue
[00:06:10] until the end of the campaign.
[00:06:14] We went to Damascus to perform an operation on my mother. The cost
[00:06:18] was expensive, with travel expenses. It cost
[00:06:21] about 6-7 million. We came here, registered,
[00:06:24] and the situation is better than there, and closer
[00:06:28] to home. And mashallah, the staff are good.
[00:06:31] We hope that there will be other specialties
[00:06:34] besides ophthalmology, such as pediatrics and general
[00:06:38] surgery.
[00:06:42] Aleppo Governor Azzam al-Gharib announced the launch
[00:06:46] of work on the first
[00:06:49] city project in the governorate, in a step aimed at supporting
[00:06:52] economic and industrial activity and enhancing
[00:06:55] the investment environment. Al-Gharib said that Aleppo
[00:06:58] is moving, in cooperation between the concerned ministries
[00:07:01] and bodies, towards restoring its economic
[00:07:04] and industrial position, noting that the new exhibition
[00:07:08] city will provide next year a gathering
[00:07:11] space for industrialists, traders, and investors,
[00:07:14] which will contribute to supporting production and economic
[00:07:19] governorate.
[00:07:26] The Aleppo governorate launched the "Your Eye on
[00:07:29] Aleppo" application to receive residents' complaints related to cleanliness.
[00:07:33] The application allows reporting waste accumulation,
[00:07:37] full or damaged containers, as well as
[00:07:40] rubble and demolition
[00:07:43] waste. The application can be accessed by scanning
[00:07:46] the QR code attached to the announcement,
[00:07:49] then choosing the type of complaint and submitting
[00:07:53] it. The Aleppo governorate announced yesterday the start
[00:07:56] of the field operation
[00:07:57] of the sustainable
[00:08:04] sanitation system. The Aleppo governorate
[00:08:07] reopened the mill and grain silos in
[00:08:10] the city of Tal Rifaat, after a complete shutdown
[00:08:14] of about 14 years, following the completion
[00:08:17] of its rehabilitation work in cooperation with the Syrian
[00:08:20] Grains Corporation and the organizations Shafa
[00:08:23] and Global Communities. SANA quoted Mahmoud Abu
[00:08:27] Bakr, Director of the Syrian Grains Corporation branch in
[00:08:30] Aleppo, as saying that the storage capacity of
[00:08:33] the silos is 12,000 tons, and it is expected
[00:08:37] to start receiving wheat crops from farmers in the area
[00:08:40] from the next season. Abu Bakr explained that
[00:08:44] the rehabilitation of the silos aims to increase the storage
[00:08:47] capacity for wheat crops and reduce
[00:08:50] transportation costs, while the reoperation of the mill
[00:08:54] is expected to contribute to securing flour for bakeries
[00:08:58] production in the region.
[00:09:06] The Directorate of Industrial and Handicraft Zones in
[00:09:09] Aleppo governorate closed nine workshops
[00:09:13] for jeans bleaching due to their violation
[00:09:16] of environmental safety conditions and their reliance
[00:09:20] for electricity
[00:09:24] and talk to me. We are in the Sheikh Najjar industrial area
[00:09:27] in Aleppo. The Aleppo governorate issued a decision
[00:09:31] to seal nine jeans bleaching workshops in the Sheikh Najjar
[00:09:34] area, due to numerous complaints against the owners of these
[00:09:39] used tires in heaters for about two months.
[00:09:42] The Aleppo governorate also issued a circular prohibiting the entry
[00:09:45] of used tires, but the industrialists did not comply with this circular
[00:09:49] and smuggled tires into the Sheikh Najjar area. Of course,
[00:09:51] operating heaters with these
[00:09:55] tires, whether used tires or plastic
[00:09:57] waste, pollutes the air and causes great harm
[00:10:00] to citizens and to
[00:10:03] textile factories and food factories
[00:10:09] and Handicraft Zones in Aleppo, and under the guidance of the governor, are facilitating
[00:10:12] procedures greatly for industrialists, but not
[00:10:15] at the expense of citizens' health and not at the expense of pollution
[00:10:19] that harms the residents
[00:10:19] of Aleppo.
[00:10:44] More than 50 million voters cast their
[00:10:48] ballots early in the US midterm elections.
[00:10:51] The number of participants in early voting
[00:10:55] exceeded 50 and a half million voters,
[00:10:58] surpassing the total early voting in the
[00:11:02] 2022 elections
[00:11:04] by about 5 million. Republicans are facing
[00:11:08] difficulties in retaining their majority amidst rising
[00:11:11] voter dissatisfaction with the cost of living
[00:11:14] and the repercussions of the Iran war, while Democrats
[00:11:17] are seeking to regain control of both the House
[00:11:20] and Senate. The elections include all
[00:11:24] seats in the House of Representatives and about
[00:11:28] a third of the seats in the Senate,
[00:11:31] and their results will determine US President Donald Trump's
[00:11:35] ability to implement his agenda during the last two years
[00:11:37] of his term.
[00:11:45] The midterm elections in the United States
[00:11:48] are being held to redraw the balance of power
[00:11:52] within the legislative institution, where competition
[00:11:55] intensifies between the Democratic and Republican
[00:11:57] parties to win a majority in both
[00:12:01] chambers of Congress, in addition to elections
[00:12:04] to choose state governors in a scene that will determine
[00:12:08] the future of the next two years of President
[00:12:12] Trump's presidential term. More details about
[00:12:15] these elections and their contexts are in the following
[00:12:18] report with colleague Bilal Bazri. The midterm elections
[00:12:21] in the United States are known by this name
[00:12:25] because they are held in the middle of the presidential
[00:12:29] term, which lasts for four years, and they
[00:12:32] represent a test of voter satisfaction with the president's
[00:12:36] performance and policies. Americans head to the polls
[00:12:40] to elect members of the House of Representatives and the Senate,
[00:12:43] as well as state governors and representatives
[00:12:47] in other local positions.
[00:12:50] of these elections, it is necessary to understand
[00:12:53] the American system of government, which is based on the separation
[00:12:57] of three branches: executive, led by the president; legislative,
[00:13:00] represented by Congress with its two chambers, the Senate
[00:13:03] and the House; and independent
[00:13:07] Court. This system aims to prevent the concentration
[00:13:10] of powers in one body by distributing
[00:13:13] powers and establishing mechanisms for mutual
[00:13:16] oversight. Congressional elections include all seats in the House
[00:13:20] of Representatives, which number 435
[00:13:23] seats. Its members are elected every two
[00:13:27] years, and seats are distributed among states according
[00:13:30] to their population. As for the Senate, which has 100
[00:13:34] members, the term of membership is six years,
[00:13:38] and about a third of its seats are renewed
[00:13:42] every two years. In these elections,
[00:13:45] candidates are competing for 35 seats.
[00:13:48] Republicans hold 22 of these seats,
[00:13:51] compared to 13 for Democrats.
[00:13:56] in the Senate, regardless of its population or area. Republicans
[00:14:00] have a narrow majority in the House of Representatives,
[00:14:04] as they hold 218
[00:14:06] seats, compared to 214
[00:14:10] for Democrats, with two vacant
[00:14:13] seats and one independent
[00:14:16] member. In the Senate, Republicans lead with
[00:14:19] 53 seats, compared to 45
[00:14:23] for Democrats and two seats for
[00:14:28] align with Democrats. This narrow majority
[00:14:31] makes the competition for congressional seats crucial,
[00:14:36] the results can tip the balance of power
[00:14:39] within one of the chambers. The competition
[00:14:42] is not limited to Congress, as 36 US states
[00:14:46] are holding elections to elect their governors,
[00:14:50] which is equivalent to 72% of the total US states.
[00:14:53] This gives these elections importance
[00:14:56] that extends beyond the federal level to the political
[00:15:00] scene within the states. Midterm elections
[00:15:03] are not limited to changing members
[00:15:06] of Congress, but also extend to the president's
[00:15:10] ability to pass his legislative agenda.
[00:15:13] His party's retention of the majority
[00:15:16] or loss of it in one of the chambers
[00:15:19] affects the approval of laws and budgets,
[00:15:22] and Congress's ability to oversee the administration.
[00:15:25] This makes these elections a pivotal point
[00:15:29] in determining the course
[00:15:31] of the presidential term. US President
[00:15:35] Donald Trump threatened to use
[00:15:39] the presidential veto power against bills that Democrats might
[00:15:42] introduce if they gain control of Congress
[00:15:46] in the midterm elections. Trump explained
[00:15:48] in statements to the New York Post that his
[00:15:52] repeated rejection of bills would force
[00:15:55] Democrats to negotiate with his administration
[00:15:59] to reach agreements, affirming
[00:16:01] his ability to implement his policies even with
[00:16:06] Congress. He stated that he would become what
[00:16:10] he described as "Mr. Veto."
[00:16:35] With us is Syria TV correspondent Washington Shaaban Aboud.
[00:16:39] Welcome Shaaban. So Trump is threatening
[00:16:42] to use his veto power if his Republican
[00:16:45] party loses in the
[00:16:47] and he is questioning
[00:16:51] the integrity of the elections before
[00:16:54] they even end. In your opinion,
[00:16:56] what does that reflect?
[00:16:59] Welcome, Hiba. Even before they begin, I mean, before
[00:17:02] the elections actually start and their results are announced,
[00:17:06] it seems that President Donald Trump has realized
[00:17:10] that these elections will be very
[00:17:13] difficult, especially in light of the opinion
[00:17:17] polls that indicated the possibility that
[00:17:20] Democrats will achieve a victory in the House of Representatives.
[00:17:24] And statistically, the opinion polls indicated
[00:17:27] a difference of seven to nine percent
[00:17:31] among the respondents, and this percentage
[00:17:34] will be, I mean, this winning
[00:17:38] margin for the Democrats.
[00:17:41] Most opinion polls indicate that Democrats are ahead
[00:17:44] in the House of Representatives, but there will also
[00:17:47] be a difficult battle ahead
[00:17:50] for Republicans in the Senate. There
[00:17:54] is a narrow majority
[00:17:58] the Senate for the Republicans.
[00:18:01] Democrats only need four
[00:18:04] votes to break
[00:18:07] the monopoly, meaning that if
[00:18:11] they break this monopoly and win
[00:18:14] only if there are four
[00:18:18] new seats for the Democrats,
[00:18:21] this means that Congress,
[00:18:24] both chambers of Congress, the House of Representatives
[00:18:28] and the Senate, will be controlled
[00:18:31] by the Democrats. In this case,
[00:18:35] we will enter a state of political
[00:18:37] deadlock. Why?
[00:18:41] control of Congress means that President
[00:18:44] Donald Trump will be left
[00:18:48] decisions,
[00:18:50] unable
[00:18:53] to pass new legislation or new laws.
[00:18:56] At the same time, he will turn
[00:19:00] into what he called, he will object to most of the legislation
[00:19:03] that the Democrats want, and this
[00:19:07] will lead Congress into a state
[00:19:10] of negotiations between
[00:19:13] and compromises and a state of political
[00:19:16] deadlock and stalemate that will affect
[00:19:19] all American state institutions. At the same
[00:19:22] time, it will turn
[00:19:25] a lame duck
[00:19:28] two years in the presidency in the White
[00:19:32] House if this Democratic control is achieved.
[00:19:35] At the same time, Hiba, these elections
[00:19:39] are considered an indicator of the identity of the next
[00:19:43] White House owner. I mean,
[00:19:46] they often give an indicator. If there is
[00:19:49] a loss, this also means that it may be
[00:19:52] a prelude to a Republican
[00:19:55] presidential elections in two years.
[00:19:58] And here, what
[00:20:01] the Republican Party and President Donald
[00:20:04] Trump fear. Of course, according to the indicators,
[00:20:08] American voters will vote based
[00:20:11] on economic reasons and needs related
[00:20:15] to rising prices and rising gasoline
[00:20:18] prices in particular, and on the background
[00:20:21] of the position on the war with Iran. All
[00:20:24] of these are circumstances and factors that are not
[00:20:27] in favor of Republican candidates and are not
[00:20:31] in favor of President Donald Trump. This is
[00:20:34] an issue that we must stop at.
[00:20:38] At the same time, there is Democratic
[00:20:40] enthusiasm for voting, according to the figures,
[00:20:45] Americans either voted in the voting
[00:20:48] process, or they will go to the polling
[00:20:52] stations this morning, while
[00:20:55] only 67%
[00:21:00] elections. In the early
[00:21:04] voting, more than 50 million
[00:21:07] Americans participated
[00:21:10] in the early elections, which is a record
[00:21:13] number and more than
[00:21:17] more than the previous elections. This indicates,
[00:21:21] it indicates the intense
[00:21:24] competition and the possibility of the Republicans losing in both
[00:21:28] chambers, the House of Representatives
[00:21:30] and the Senate. Thank you very much,
[00:21:34] Shaaban Aboud, Syria TV correspondent. You were with
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[00:23:22] Syria has become a country for Syrians,
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[00:23:31] In a country that lived under oppression, injustice, displacement,
[00:23:35] and war, but it revolted until
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[00:25:31] مثيل
[00:25:34] not break, and hope does
[00:25:37] not die. Today we write
[00:25:41] a new chapter in our history,
[00:25:44] a chapter of building and reconstruction,
[00:25:47] a chapter in which we prove to the world
[00:25:50] that we are one strong
[00:25:52] and cohesive people. With the strength of its
[00:25:56] people and the spirit of cooperation, Syria
[00:25:59] rises again, and we build it
[00:26:02] stronger, more beautiful, and more
[00:26:06] prosperous. The new
[00:26:09] Syria is the Syria
[00:26:11] of the future, the Syria of
[00:26:14] science and knowledge, the Syria of beauty
[00:26:18] and culture,
[00:26:21] the Syria that we all
[00:26:23] deserve.
[00:26:26] We will not stop until we reach
[00:26:28] our goal.
[00:26:31] We will not stop until we make
[00:26:34] Syria the pride of Arabs and the world.
[00:26:38] Syria, we build
[00:26:40] it together.
[00:30:40] Welcome, dear viewers, to this new episode of
[00:30:43] Re-Post, in which we monitor the most prominent things
[00:30:47] that have been circulated on social
[00:30:48] media in the last
[00:30:57] few hours. We do not know, dear viewers.