Iran-Syria Joint Chamber of Commerce Meets in Damascus
AL-WATAN (Pro-Government newspaper)
February 9, 2021
Iran and Syria have reaffirmed trade links at a joint chamber of commerce meeting, reports Al-Watan.
Iran and Syria have reaffirmed trade links at a joint chamber of commerce meeting, reports Al-Watan.
A Turkish militia leader has been assassinated near Idleb, according to Baladi News.
A Turkish military convoy has entered Syria’s northwestern de-escalation zone, despite the Russian-Turkish agreement to demilitarize the Idleb Governorate, writes North Press.
Private companies, industrialists, and civil societies have participated in a forum aimed at stimulating Syria’s productive sector, reports The Syria Times.
Syrian Airlines announces Damascus-Doha flight, two Syrian army forces killed in Homs, and Kurdish-Arab brotherhood discussed. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Four conditions must be met by the Syrian Democratic Council if it wishes to join the Syrian Negotiating Committee, reports Al-Modon.
The UN’s dream for political transition in Syria has turned into a nightmare, writes Burhan Ghalyoun for Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
The Syrian Prime Minister has emphasized the government’s support to boost the tourism industry by investing in Syria’s natural resources, writes the Syria Times.
The Prime Minister of Syria and the President of the Joint Syrian-Iranian Chamber of Commerce have agreed on the importance of enhancing economic cooperation, reports the Syria Times.
Turkish officer killed while dismantling an explosive device, two injured in motorcycle bomb, and pro-Turkish forces set fire to refugee house.
Militant group Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham have commented on a photo showing the group’s leader posing with an American journalist, reports Alsouria Net.
The Chinese Ambassador in Damascus has reaffirmed China’s cooperation and support to the Syrian government in the form of aid, writes SANA.
Regime allies Russia and China continue to claim that Syria is respecting the UN’s chemical weapons probe, reports the Syria Times.
No human casualties despite heavy shelling by Syrian government forces against opposition groups in northwestern Syria, writes North Press.
Syria has shot down Israeli missiles near the administrative border between the Suweida and Damascus Governorates, reports Al-Masdar.
Violent clashes have broken out near Hama between the Syrian Arab Army and ISIS, according to Al-Masdar.
Sixty-three Syrians, arrested by Turkey and Syrian opposition proxies, have been illegally transferred to Turkey to face abusive prosecutions, reports Asharq Al-Awsat.
Expected mass withdrawals from the fifth round of the Constitutional Committee’s meetings have been averted, writes North Press.
Syrian businessman with ties to the Assad regime, Nader Qal’ai, has died of coronavirus, reports Alsouria Net.
Assad seeks to increase productivity in the construction sector through establishing vocational training centres, writes Al-Watan.
