The military police have stepped up their presence in Damascus city and its surrounding towns, implementing numerous “flying checkpoints” in pursuit of hundreds of young men who have evaded mandatory and reserve military service.
The conference attracted leading companies from Syria and around the world in various construction technologies and materials sectors, Tishreen writes.
Iranian officials have been seeking new places in Damascus in recent months, according to Syria TV.
The delegation accompanying Prime Minister Arnous included the Ministers of Water Resources, Tourism, Agriculture and Agrarian Reform, and Petroleum and Mineral Resources.
Several teaching staff members complained that being away from their universities for three months would significantly affect the work of the faculties.
Speaking to al-Watan, Jokhadar announced the forthcoming issuance of a law governing the investment in public sector factories and plants.
The concept of “guest dead” instill significant apprehension among the residents of Damascus, al-Hal net writes.
President Assad reiterated this stance during his recent meeting with representatives of the Social Solidarity and Development Fund.
Following the release of the young men, the fighters lifted the siege on the center, and the situation returned to normal.
The Assistant Governor of the Central Bank of Syria, Maha Abdel Rahman, recently disclosed that Syria’s inflation rate soared to 122% annually as of last April.
The World Bank’s said the decline in Syrian families’ well-being was linked to the financial crisis plaguing neighbouring Lebanon since 2019, according to Athr Press.
Electricity Minister Ghassan al-Zamil disclosed earlier that the direct losses incurred by the electricity sector during the war amount to $40 billion.
On Monday, May 20th, the price of gold surged in Damascus markets.
These latest directives coincide with the approaching Ashura commemoration.
Several interviewed students, as reported by Enab Baladi, highlighted how the increasing acceptance of certificates from regime-controlled areas was exacerbating the competition for jobs.
Data from the Ministry of Higher Education highlights the strain on medical professionals, Athr Press reports.
In the final fortnight of April, Mezzeh Highway saw a surge in real estate transactions, Syria TV says.
Residents of the governorates are voicing grievances, particularly regarding the exorbitant pricing of bread, according to the Eye of Euphrates Network.
An Economist emphasized to Sawt al-Asima the importance of considering the inflation of all goods and services when discussing real estate price hikes.
Loyalist sources emphasized how the necessity of carrying large sums of cash has become a tangible burden in any transaction, Shaam Network reports.
