An electric busses project was also discussed during the visit of Teheran’s mayor to Damascus, al-Watan reports.
Syria’s education sector is grappling with an exodus of teachers from public schools.
Despite donations returning to pre-COVID levels, demand for assistance has far outpaced available resources due to rising food prices, Zaman al-Wasl reports.
The specifics of the charge against Qasso remain unclear, according to al-Modon.
The absence of legislation preventing child labor and establishing a minimum working age, coupled with ongoing displacement, has worsened the crisis, Syria TV reports.
Mekdad made these remarks during a dialogue session with Syrian businessmen residing in Egypt, according to Tishreen.
HTS continues to impose new taxes on goods entering Idlib governorate, Shaam Network writes.
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The wealthy class in Syria appears largely unaffected by the economic decline, Hashtag Syria writes.
The Minister of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection called the exhibition one of the most significant economic events at the regional level, al-Watan reports.
Confidential sources informed Athr Press that the campaign aims to restore security to Talbiseh.
Hashtag Syria reports that the total number of cancer patients, across all types, reached 6,766 by August.
The exhibition, which will run for five days, has attracted over 3,000 foreign businessmen and guests, al-Baath writes.
Established 11 years ago, Bab al-Hawa Hospital has become a cornerstone of the region’s healthcare system, al-Araby al-Jadeed writes.
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The number of construction licenses granted also saw a significant 64% drop in 2022, Sawt al-Asima writes.
Past projects, like the failed 2018 promise of a Syrian satellite, underscore the gap between rhetoric and reality, al-Modon notes.
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The main challenge facing the new government is not only curbing ongoing waves of migration but also working to re-attract migrants and refugees abroad, Athr Press writes.
