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00:00:00And the ancient to privatization, this is how it is said.
00:00:03I apologize, the oppressed over
00:00:04keep your options open for a I mean, you go,
00:00:08A victory for the oppressed over private sponsor, you always go to the fear. I hope that your going to fear is accompanied by some evidence or
00:00:11some results that say, "Here's an example."
00:00:15let's put this matter on This is what we fear reaching,
00:00:17impact on our ministry from this that is, going to illusory or
00:00:20imagined fear. What I aspire to and
00:00:23dream of is that every archaeological site has a
00:00:27visitor service center. This center provides
00:00:30a state of tourist guidance, a state of selling
00:00:33souvenirs, and a state of
00:00:35attracting
00:00:39the oppressed triumphed over the oppressor when local youth with job opportunities. So I provide him with a job
00:00:42opportunity so that there are kiosks, one for serving visitors, one
00:00:45for coffee, and one for
00:00:48work. Your appearance with us now on light meals. These kiosks are next to the place,
00:00:50and the one related to serving visitors is also
00:00:54responsible for cleaning the place, making sure there are
00:00:57clean facilities so that the visitor's experience
00:01:01in the place is an enjoyable experience that
00:01:04he wishes to repeat. Yes, every time. How can
00:01:07tendency not to be with this be achieved? Do we have the tools and capabilities to achieve this now?
00:01:10We are trying to reach a state
00:01:13children from of tender documents under the supervision of the General
00:01:16Directorate of Antiquities and Museums, so that
00:01:18it is not closed off to them, that these tender documents are issued, and we reach a
00:01:20settlement
00:01:23the patronage of the Ministry of Culture between those who want to invest and those who want to grant this
00:01:30also because this street, Mr. Muhammad, this the culture of law prevails investment, so that nothing changes from the features, nothing changes from the functions. These places remain open for people
00:01:33to enter. Of course, there is
00:01:36a state of tourist guidance, a state
00:01:38of
00:01:40an enjoyable experience.
00:01:43imagine if I say Why doesn't the state itself undertake this type of investment? Why does it resort to partnerships?
00:01:47There is no budget,
00:01:51sometimes there
00:01:54are priorities. Sometimes, if the state wants to start
00:01:58this matter now,
00:02:00it will certainly take
00:02:03Why not much longer than projects on the partnering with citizens in it.
00:02:05in prophetic praise. We are working Also, it is a viable
00:02:08idea
00:02:11for this question. Thank you very much for this in a certain place, and this also goes back to,
00:02:14as I told you, the
00:02:16projects with Dr. desire of all parties. We must investigate
00:02:20activities ranging from the desire of tourism, the concerned governor in the concerned
00:02:23governorate, the General Directorate of Antiquities and Museums, to reach a
00:02:26consensual conclusion, and then we say, "We will establish this
00:02:30place ourselves,
00:02:33Restoration efforts also in and we will build all these facilities," or that
00:02:35this place will be open for a specific investment.
00:02:39But when I say "offer the place," I don't mean
00:02:42are the mothers of the martyrs with whom we sat in the place. I mean of housing. a visitor
00:02:45center. If I want to establish a visitor center in Palmyra,
00:02:49with souvenirs, food, drinks, clean facilities,
00:02:53and so on, does that mean I am offering Palmyra for investment? You understand
00:02:57the idea. And the same goes for any castle, any place, any
00:03:02is the story different from the issue of... No, landmark. So the idea we want to reach is to have centers that serve the place and
00:03:05serve visitors in a way that ensures
00:03:08a good experience,
00:03:11whether in our scope, whether in
00:03:12we do contribute to this project. This knowing that there are things that cannot be compromised, such as
00:03:15guarding the place, which is the responsibility of the department specialized
00:03:18in protecting facilities,
00:03:20art is part of which is affiliated with the concerned authorities.
00:03:24In The issue of changing landmarks is entirely up to the General Directorate
00:03:28you know, practice this type of Antiquities and Museums, in a way that absolutely does not. Speaking of protection,
00:03:32truly the Syrian human being is protected from are the archaeological,
00:03:36Damascus, this he should not heritage, and historical sites in Syria protected as required? There is actually
00:03:38no shortcoming in that from the brothers in the Ministry of Interior,
00:03:43saying that you don't thankfully. There is no place we point to
00:03:45and say, "We want to increase the guard here," or
00:03:49"We want
00:03:51the studio. Thank you very much. God bless attention to it," without the request being met. And there is also
00:03:53no governor who does not
00:03:57personally supervise all the archaeological features in
00:04:01his governorate, in cooperation, of course, with the Directorate, in cooperation with the Ministry of Interior, with the
00:04:05concerned authorities. We do our best to make
00:04:08this happen, and we try to activate the mechanism of
00:04:13right? Where have you reached in
00:04:13of this diversity, because part of monitoring systems also, in coordination with the specialized authorities, so that the matter is
00:04:17easier in terms of monitoring and preserving.
00:04:20Okay, the general discussion
00:04:23Fadel is one now is about the Ministry of Culture. When it is put
00:04:27up for discussion among people, the talk is
00:04:30about the events that the Ministry of Culture organizes. Before
00:04:34I delve into this topic with you, Your Excellency the Minister, I want to ask you about the
00:04:38austerity plan, as it was called, which was recently announced
00:04:41by the government. Has it affected you in the Ministry
00:04:44of Culture? Will it affect you? Do you have
00:04:48areas where you can control expenses? Honestly,
00:04:51the
00:04:54activities that
00:04:56and everything is fine, and we are working on we might need to cut back on or
00:04:59scale down, I believe there are always
00:05:02alternative solutions, and there is always also
00:05:05recourse to the private sector. Sometimes,
00:05:09to us than the scoops, a person might come to you who wants to sponsor a specific event. So,
00:05:12you always
00:05:17for parties
00:05:21with whom you might have memoranda of understanding. So, I believe
00:05:24that there will be no, God willing,
00:05:29matter, because the cultural
00:05:32act is an act you can do at any moment, and I believe
00:05:36that my appearance with you at this moment is a kind of cultural work. Uh-huh.
00:05:39It's a kind of work to encourage people
00:05:43that if there is an issue with an accusation,
00:05:47the truth should be investigated. We encourage people to consider that
00:05:50the official
00:05:54should always be present to answer the questions
00:05:57of our dear people. This is a type of cultural
00:06:00air, of course. How is that? Please explain to us more.
00:06:04I mean, the appearance
00:06:08of an official on a national channel,
00:06:11saying, "My brothers, if anyone has an accusation, let them bring proof, and we
00:06:14are present, and no one is above proof, and no one is above the law." My brothers,
00:06:18there is something called the Central Authority for Supervision and Inspection. Whoever wants to submit a complaint
00:06:22to it, let them do so. My brothers, there are security
00:06:25agencies in the form of police stations and police posts. Whoever wants to submit
00:06:29a complaint, let them do so. And whoever has doubts about what we say, let them resort
00:06:32to the law. This is a state of law. Isn't all this a work
00:06:36of culture that tells people that
00:06:39over the place, prevails over the sky of the state? Okay. Some
00:06:42accusations, Mr. Muhammad, want to suggest to people as if
00:06:46there is no law in the country,
00:06:50as if there is no one to deter
00:06:52transgressors. So,
00:06:56edifice, I accuse you of some
00:06:59transgressions. Apparently, I am accusing you, but implicitly, I am accusing all the officials above you
00:07:03of seeing what you are doing and remaining silent and not doing anything.
00:07:06So, some accusations that come without evidence
00:07:09like this, it is not appropriate for us to get dragged into. I
00:07:13am afraid, I am truly afraid, I am afraid
00:07:16that the issue of rumors, at some stage, will lead to
00:07:20being drawn into sedition. I mean, the person
00:07:23who dedicates himself to
00:07:27following words for which there is no proof
00:07:30may one day be drawn, without realizing it, into sectarian strife,
00:07:34into religious strife, into strife involving bloodshed or
00:07:37something. So I fear, and I believe that in the battle of awareness,
00:07:40we
00:07:42must point to providing proof. If there is always proof,
00:07:46welcome. If there is no proof, then the matter is not
00:07:50discussed until proof is issued. Uh-huh. Okay.
00:07:53Now, regarding the activities,
00:07:56and the question we raised, that is, the issue
00:07:59of the activities organized by the Ministry of Culture, will they continue at the same
00:08:03pace as they were during the previous year and a half? Is there
00:08:06a new vision? Is there a control of expenses in this matter?
00:08:10Or
00:08:14there is no, in fact, a different vision. The vision is one
00:08:18from the first day we stated the vision and announced the vision and announced
00:08:21the project, and all the activities
00:08:25project, we said it loud and clear, that there should be no
00:08:29oppressed person on this land. This land, which sacrificed a million
00:08:32martyrs and is warding off oppression from itself, should not have an
00:08:36oppressed person on it. So today, our cultural battle is the battle of warding off
00:08:39oppression. Uhm, you today must ensure that
00:08:44oppression. So, be oppressed
00:08:48by his time being stolen or usurped.
00:08:52He should not be oppressed by garbage being thrown in front of his house,
00:08:55by a speeding motorcycle waking him up at night,
00:08:58by his child going to school and being bullied. This is the ideal situation
00:09:02that you in the Ministry of Culture are striving to achieve. How
00:09:06can we reach this situation? What is the project that
00:09:10you in the Ministry of Culture have prepared
00:09:18relies primarily on when you want to repel injustice, you also want to
00:09:22open up a space for diversity and be proud
00:09:26the injustice that we repel is
00:09:29to defend against
00:09:32what should not be prevalent, which is that there should be no exclusion
00:09:36of any cultural scene. You know that Syria is known
00:09:39for its diversity, known for its
00:09:43races, religions, and sects. So opening the door to diversity is also
00:09:46part of the elimination of injustice, because at a certain
00:09:50stage, there was injustice to a cultural scene by
00:09:53the former regime against some
00:09:57groups in Syria. So today, part of our work is
00:10:01to open up a space for diversity and be proud of this diversity. Part of
00:10:05our work is that there should be no cases of
00:10:08cultural injustice, no cases of cultural imbalance,
00:10:12cultural defeat. Therefore, you find that all
00:10:16our activities revive the moral dimension, revive the value
00:10:20of noble character. We always point to a certain dimension
00:10:23in every activity, whether in the Children's Book Fair,
00:10:27whether in the International Book Fair, in the Arabic Calligraphy Forum, in the Art
00:10:30Week, in the Al-Burda Days Festival,
00:10:33whether in the Opera House or in the National Library, in the peer-reviewed journals
00:10:37we issued, or in the regular periodic magazines, or in the Arab Encyclopedia
00:10:41Authority. I mean, always, even in development
00:10:45and adult literacy, we always have a present
00:10:49moral dimension. We want to tell people that the ethical
00:10:52violations that transformed
00:10:57at some stage, during the Assad occupation, into a culture, we do not want to re-produce them, even
00:11:01in different ways. Today, I had something called
00:11:04the informant. This informant wrote whatever he wanted, and it was believed.
00:11:08So people went to Sednaya and died, and people went to Palestine Branch and died. I
00:11:12do not want this phenomenon to be re-produced today, even in different
00:11:15forms. I had the phenomenon of excluding the other. Today,
00:11:19I do not want to re-produce the issue of excluding the other, even
00:11:23if the other who was excluded at that time may not be the other
00:11:27who may be excluded today. But whoever this other is,
00:11:31I do not want anyone to be excluded. I want this country to be vast
00:11:34for everyone, and I want
00:11:38the beginning to have the space to dream, so that
00:11:43they do not know what they want to be, and they see that there are
00:11:47certain positions for certain groups, or they cannot
00:11:50dream of being a minister, or a president, or
00:11:53an officer, or a pilot. And I want
00:11:55street,
00:11:59and this school, and this mosque, and this church, and these
00:12:03institutions, all of them will produce for me, no doubt, they will produce
00:12:06for me an engineer, and a doctor, and a pilot,
00:12:10and a broadcaster, and a media person, and a minister, and a president in the coming
00:12:13days. So I want that if this street produces
00:12:16a pilot for me, he will not be one of those who drop barrel bombs if certain political
00:12:20winds blow in the country. And if this street produces a president for me, he will not
00:12:24use chemical weapons against the people. And if it produces a minister for me, he will not
00:12:28be corrupt. And so on. Therefore, we turn
00:12:31to this street, with all its ages and all its segments. We turn
00:12:35to it with the cultural caravan and with activities that never stop. We have
00:12:38daily no less than 5 to 15 activities
00:12:42in the form of awareness seminars and
00:12:45religious to artistic to awareness to
00:12:49ethical. The cultural caravan, thank God, does not
00:12:52stop, and it has almost
00:12:55visited all the rural areas in Syria.
00:12:58the centers destroyed by the barrel bomb regime do not stop.
00:13:01Illiteracy eradication and adult
00:13:05education. I am very happy and still delighted and proud in any country I visit
00:13:08to say that we had a book fair with 500 publishing houses, and there was not
00:13:12a single banned book. We participated in, we participated in
00:13:15building Venice with a participation of a Palmyrene tower, whose echoes
00:13:19are still present today. But in all these things, we introduced the ethical
00:13:23dimension, even in the Art Week that we recently finished,
00:13:27even in the Arabic Calligraphy Forum, even in the Poetry Festival, we
00:13:31are open to all cultural scenes. Allow me to ask
00:13:34the question: You mentioned a pivotal issue, which is
00:13:37that you are working to ensure there is no
00:13:41exclusion of any cultural scene, right? Or even artistic,
00:13:45culture.
00:13:49the recent originality, was there anyone who tried to,
00:13:53of exclusion?
00:13:56Look, one of the biggest crimes committed by the barrel
00:14:00bomb regime was that it placed a very
00:14:03bad label on anyone who disagreed with its opinion. So, just by
00:14:08like their way of managing things, you become a terrorist or
00:14:11a Daeshi, or, or... So, I genuinely
00:14:14salute everyone
00:14:18who did not like Asalah's concert, and I salute everyone who
00:14:21liked this concert. Why? Because I saw
00:14:26the space for disagreement, because
00:14:29I enjoyed that the new Syria has this space for disagreement,
00:14:33and because I appreciate in this country its respect
00:14:36for its difference with the other. This is a refined
00:14:40and authentic people. So, if they liked something, they took
00:14:43it in the most beautiful way. And if they disliked
00:14:46something, they turned away from it. This is how it is. But to say that
00:14:50they tried to cancel it, or that they were
00:14:53rigid, or to say that I, I don't accept this talk. I
00:14:57say there were those who liked it, and there were those who did not like it.
00:15:01And both of them differed in a space
00:15:04that allows this disagreement. The disagreement remained within acceptable
00:15:08limits. For society in general, can
00:15:12we confirm that? I mean, I see that it was
00:15:15a positive phenomenon, and it was a beautiful thing. Many
00:15:19people stopped, after Asalah's concert,
00:15:22at a sentence you said, and
00:15:25it caused a lot of controversy. You literally said
00:15:28that Asalah's return to Damascus
00:15:32was a victory for the oppressor over the oppressed.
00:15:35No, it's not like that. You. For the, sorry, a victory for the oppressed,
00:15:40the oppressor. I apologize for this
00:15:43big mistake anyway.
00:15:46the oppressor. Isn't this an exaggeration, Your Excellency
00:15:49the Minister? Look,
00:15:53the table. We are on the table, right?
00:15:56Any person, you and I, and any
00:16:00person who was deprived of seeing this country, and then came
00:16:03to it, was he not oppressed and triumphed by this coming?
00:16:07Okay, the oppressor who was oppressing us and depriving us of this country,
00:16:11didn't he flee and disappear as if he had never been? So
00:16:16he entered. And when this oppressed person had
00:16:20an honorable stance and had a word of truth, he paid the price of being excluded from
00:16:24this country, and perhaps paid greater prices. So it is natural that any
00:16:27person who was deprived of this country and returned to it
00:16:31is an oppressed person who triumphed. This is very natural. But
00:16:34praise be to God, there is always a word that
00:16:38may be
00:16:40provocative for some interpretations or so. So I truly
00:16:44respect all opinions. I tell
00:16:48our dear people, I tell them, "We ask God to fulfill this
00:16:51trust perfectly." We did not come here, I mean, this phrase did not
00:16:54slip from my tongue. No, I don't consider this. Didn't you feel you
00:16:58exaggerated a little? Well, I described to you what I said. If you
00:17:02think this is an exaggeration, I believe I will say this word
00:17:06to anyone who was denied entry to Syria
00:17:09and then entered despite the barrel bomb gangs,
00:17:12despite the Assad occupation. Anyone who enters
00:17:15this country after being denied entry is an oppressed person who triumphed.
00:17:19It was not a slip of the tongue; it was a description of a situation.
00:17:23Okay, now, also regarding Asalah's concert,
00:17:26many of the critics, let's say, or
00:17:30objectors, said that it would have been better to
00:17:33focus on other matters,
00:17:35for example, the mothers of martyrs.
00:17:40give the mothers of martyrs the same attention
00:17:44as others? Thank you
00:17:48question, Mr. Muhammad. Praise
00:17:52be to God, our people are authentic, and our people, if they know
00:17:55the truth, stand by it. I say to my brothers who are listening
00:17:59to your question now, I say to them, this is Google, and these are the accounts
00:18:03of the Ministry of Culture on YouTube, on Instagram, on
00:18:06Facebook. Ask these things: has the Ministry
00:18:09of Culture cared for the families of martyrs or not? And it will tell you.
00:18:12And if you don't find the answer, then this is the mother of Sarout, and this
00:18:16is the mother of Ghiath Matar, and these
00:18:20Al-Salehiyah, and these are the mothers of the martyrs with whom we sat in Zamalka.
00:18:23So ask them. This is two. Thirdly,
00:18:27we don't put the sword in the place
00:18:30of dew. I mean,
00:18:33when Rafic Hariri, after the end of the war in
00:18:36Beirut,
00:18:38brought Luciano Pavarotti to sing in Lebanon,
00:18:42he was asked, "What are you doing? Is this the time for that?" And his
00:18:46answer, I believe, might be
00:18:49suitable for this occasion and for your kind question. He said,
00:18:53"I am looking for a way to inform this globe
00:18:57that the war in Lebanon has ended." So I
00:19:00also, I mean, we were looking for a way to, I mean, Asalah's position, honestly,
00:19:03regarding the revolution, which it is
00:19:09unfair to ignore or overlook. Also,
00:19:13we are looking for ways to encourage
00:19:17Syrian creators, Syrian voices, and also to tell
00:19:20the world, "These are our organizational capabilities,
00:19:24these are our potentials." Perhaps some
00:19:27investment entities might be
00:19:30encouraged because they saw Dr. Abdul Karim
00:19:33Bakkar in Syria. But perhaps other entities want to see Asalah.
00:19:37Perhaps third entities are waiting for Fadel Shaker. Perhaps other entities
00:19:40are waiting to see Sheikh Said
00:19:43Al-Kamali. Speaking of Fadel Shaker, there are efforts to hold a concert
00:19:47for him in Syria also,
00:19:50this matter? There are contacts and arrangements.
00:19:54When things are ready, God willing, the matter will be announced.
00:19:58I mean, Mr.
00:20:00of the people who paid the price for their stance with the Syrian
00:20:03revolution for many years. I mean,
00:20:07he suffered a lot, and
00:20:10I am, of course, very happy that he is now breathing
00:20:13the air of freedom like us,
00:20:16and we truly want,
00:20:19as I told you, Syria to accommodate everyone, to have
00:20:23all the scenes. Okay,
00:20:26so Fadel Shaker, is there any obstacle? The health obstacle is present at... No, no,
00:20:30thankfully he has recovered. Okay,
00:20:33it. So, God willing, soon, within days, something might
00:20:37happen. So, we might announce it then. God willing, we will get a scoop.
00:20:41Okay, when the time comes, you are more important
00:20:46and you are our people. And we are on
00:20:50the channel that is, in fact,
00:20:54our soulmate. So, of course, when something happens,
00:20:57you are our preferred ones. Where is art in Syria now
00:21:00generally? Where is it heading? Well, I see that
00:21:03our brothers in
00:21:06Lebanon, when I was in Lebanon a while ago, told
00:21:10me that work does not stop, and that artists cross from here to
00:21:14there to film movies and so on, here and there,
00:21:17and series, that things are fine.
00:21:20Mr. Jamal Suleiman gave me very
00:21:23good news. So I don't know if I have the right to disclose it,
00:21:27of course, but I won't disclose the details. I will say
00:21:31that there is a great work that, God willing, will be
00:21:35soon. And regarding the rest of the arts, as
00:21:38you know, the Opera House does not stop,
00:21:40and also
00:21:42we are very happy with the Art Week
00:21:46that was in Wardat Masar. We are happy with the forum,
00:21:51with the annual exhibition of visual arts.
00:21:54Uhm, artists always have this
00:21:57the authority or under the authority. So it's good that
00:22:01they realized that the ceiling is completely open, and they accepted
00:22:04to go against this tendency in some
00:22:08cases. So all these artworks were under
00:22:13in the National Center for Visual Arts. Frankly, it was heartwarming.
00:22:16Uhm, and if you ask them, they will say
00:22:20that no one asked us about any work, and no one demanded the removal of any
00:22:24work or idea, that the idea
00:22:27of freedom, and that it is a means and not an end,
00:22:30and that it will enable us to open the full diverse space,
00:22:34and that it will help us build the country, is better than if
00:22:37we consider it an end and reach it and then mess
00:22:40up. Time flew by, but please allow me, since you
00:22:44asked me about art, I wouldn't want to mention this without also mentioning
00:22:47that Dr. Ahmed Absh is also working on the Umayyad Mosque encyclopedia.
00:22:51We are working on the Al-Burda Days Festival
00:22:55on extracting a complete
00:22:58program to extract cultural messages from the Holy Quran, and political
00:23:01and diplomatic messages as well. We are working on many
00:23:06Abdul Karim Bakkar regarding the awareness and ethical aspects.
00:23:09So I don't want to mention one aspect and neglect
00:23:13the other, which would also be understood as if the ministry
00:23:16is taking only one direction. Okay. I have
00:23:20less than a minute, Your Excellency the Minister. Has the
00:23:23new Syrian cultural identity
00:23:26been formed? Is it in the process of formation? What are its most important
00:23:29features? This question is almost the most important.
00:23:33Every time you ask a question, I tell you it's important, so people think I'm flattering you, but honestly,
00:23:36your question is almost the most important.
00:23:40We are not in the process of forming a cultural identity, Mr.
00:23:42Muhammad. Our identity has been formed. Our identity
00:23:46is deeply rooted in history. It is a very ancient
00:23:50identity that His Excellency the President has affirmed in all
00:23:53forums. But what happened or
00:23:56occurred was that the space that allowed this identity
00:23:59to flourish and appear
00:24:03was confiscated for 60 years. Today,
00:24:06our task is to restore that space, and this is what we do
00:24:10every day. So the identity is present, and it is an ancient
00:24:13and diverse identity that embraces everyone and says loudly
00:24:16that Syria, which His Excellency the President referred to in his speech to the United
00:24:20Nations General Assembly, when he said that the roads between East
00:24:23and West must be shortened and pass through country has always connected
00:24:27continents, so it is more deserving of bringing viewpoints together
00:24:31and bringing its people together, its fabric. Thank you very much
00:24:35for this interview, Your Excellency the Minister of Culture, Mohammed Yassin Saleh. You honored us here in
00:24:41you. And thanks are extended to you, dear viewers. Tomorrow, God
00:24:44willing, there will be a new episode at 9 PM. Until
00:24:47then.
00:25:52In our open war against cross-border crime networks,
00:25:55our borders stood as a solid shield, where we seized approximately
00:25:58700 million Captagon pills in more than 10,500 operations,
00:26:01dismantled 90 international networks, and combated
00:26:05human trafficking and organized crime. By the grace of Allah Almighty
00:26:38and the efforts of the Ministry of Transport, this contract was signed today
00:26:42between the General Corporation for Roads. It will, God willing, have a
00:26:55good impact on Daraa Governorate in particular, and on Syria
00:26:58in general, God willing. Foreign relations are, of course,
00:27:15very important for Syria's return to the international
00:27:18community, and the meeting was very
00:27:20nice.
00:27:24It gave us a complete and comprehensive picture
00:27:28of how the future will
00:27:30unfold.
00:27:47Housing is an integrated system. We have a pressing need in Syria
00:27:51for currently 1.7 million housing units, which could reach 2 million housing
00:27:54units by 2030 if we don't have a response and projects
00:27:58of this type and other types.
00:28:02Now, these projects will be qualitative
00:28:05Syrian coast. As we know, our Syrian
00:28:09coast is rich in many natural resources. We also have the human
00:28:12resources there, and the energies and cadres available.
00:28:15During our visit to a number
00:28:20of governorates, wherever we went, mashallah, this country
00:28:24has all the principles of investment and investment opportunities,
00:28:27but also the welcome from
00:28:30officials.
00:28:32Or it is the beginning of qualitative
00:28:38projects, projects that serve several
00:28:41classes and several types and patterns
00:28:44We turned to this huge
00:28:51project in the coastal region so that we can increase
00:28:54arrivals to the coastal region to create more prosperity.
00:28:58Of course, all governorates have projects that will come
00:29:02next. God willing, everything is under study, and the project that is being completed
00:29:05is being announced
00:29:06and signed.
00:29:10The investment opportunities available,
00:29:14the residential, hotel, or tourism sectors,
00:29:18so this is a good opportunity for us to be with you.
00:29:22and a great honor.
00:30:15Good evening, dear viewers, and welcome to a new episode of
00:30:18the program Syria Tonight. We start with the headlines
00:30:21of our files.
00:30:26Syria Tonight begins with the implementation by the Central Bank of Syria
00:30:30of the first documentary credit
00:30:33in 14 years for the benefit of the Syrian Petroleum Company
00:30:36with the aim of supplying
00:30:38fuel.
00:30:40In
00:30:43our second file, we will bring you a session of the International Security Council
00:30:46in which members will discuss the situation in
00:30:50Syria, attended by Syria's permanent representative to the United
00:30:53Nations.