Uber on Syrian Roads
AL-WATAN (pro-government newspaper)
September 12, 2019
A project to launch a smartphone application that people can use to order taxis has been approved by the prime minister repots Al-Watan.
A project to launch a smartphone application that people can use to order taxis has been approved by the prime minister repots Al-Watan.
Since the outbreak of the war in Syria, Ahlam al-Rasheed has worked to improve the lives of those affected and has been named as one of the most inspirational women in the world writes Zaman Al Wasl.
Abul Abd Ashda has exposed the growing divisions that are taking place within Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, citing corruption as main cause reports Brocar Press.
As the value of the Syrian pound continues to fall, some economists are calling for exchange offices to be closed reports Brocar Press.
Turkey and Russia are slowly working towards a solution for Idleb, while also trying to ensure that they both get what they want writes Al-Arab.
The sixth annual short story festival began on Friday, with a number of prominent authors presenting stories and giving talks writes BuyerPress.
The head of the High Negotiations Committee has said that effort for a constitutional committee are ongoing and could be announced before Sept. 20, 2019 writes Asharq al-Awsat.
At a meeting with Syrian activists and lawyers, Turkey has said that it has not and will not give up on Idleb province, despite the regime assault reports Brocar Press.
Representatives from Arab and Western countries have attended the Damascus International Fair, but visitor numbers have been down on previous years reports Sowt al-Asima.
The general director of the Bustan Charitable Association, Samer Darwish, has been investigated on corruption charges by the security committee in the Republican Palace writes Al-Modon,
Central bank governors from Syria and Iran have agreed to implement the memoranda of understanding and and expand banking relations writes SANA.
In an interview with Zaman Al Wasl, the head of the White Helmets, Raed Saleh, speaks of the difficulty the group faces and what the future may hold.
Syria is no longer a major news story in the US, but one Democratic Party presidential hopeful’s record on Syria may come back to haunt her writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
A ceasefire announced in Idleb, US strike al-Qaeda affiliate, UAE businessmen attend Damascus International Fair and Erdogan demands action on safe zone. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Bouthaina Shaaban has warned Syrians against working with the Americans, saying that the army will liberate every region of Syria reports Al-Watan.
A joint committee of Turks and Syrian have met to discuss the situation and challenges faced by Syrian refugees living in Istanbul writes The Syrian National Coalition.
Refugees who aren’t registered in Istanbul are facing intense pressure as the authorities seek to move them back to where they registered or Syria writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Bashar al-Assad has ordered for an investigation into the business practices of his supporter Rami Makhlouf and companies owned by him writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
The UN Special Envoy to Syria has announced that the formation of the constitutional committee is close to being completed reports Alsouria Net.
As the Damascus International Fair gets underway, there is a notable decline in the number of participants when compared with last year writes Brocar Press.
