The Immigration Department is working to regulate the status of Syrians who have been in Turkey for over a decade by categorizing them into four segments, according to Syria TV.
“The situation is catastrophic,” said Muhammad Haj Bakri, an economic expert, to al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Firas Qaddour, Syria’s Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources expressed gratitude to Russia, al-Baath writes.
Today’s news round on Syria highlights a range of developments that underscore the ongoing complexities in the region. The Israeli Defense Forces intercepted a suspicious
The minister acknowledged that the ministry has faced challenges, such as outdated competencies and a shortage of human resources, al-Watan reports.
Ayman Safadi has launched a campaign targeting Arab and European diplomats, accusing Damascus of not fulfilling its promises, Shaam Network reports.
A source told Syria TV that Batal was initially injured and transferred to a hospital, where he remained for four weeks under tight security by the Russian military police.
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Assad stated that Syria must identify the most appropriate and least harmful solutions for its current challenges, al-Baath writes.
The Ministry of Interior in Idlib announced clashes between General Security forces and an ISIS, Sawt al-Asima notes.
Louka threatened a military raid and the arrest of those who opposed the proposed settlement, Shaam Network writes.
According to Article 64 of the 2012 constitution, Bashar al-Assad could have convened the new People’s Assembly on any day, Syria TV writes.
The actual number of Syrians who have received Turkish citizenship under the “temporary protection” framework stands at 238,768, al-Watan reports.
Syria and the Finnish Relief Fund held discussions on enhancing bilateral cooperation across several key areas, according to al-Baath.
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The Chargé d’Affaires of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Syria emphasized the “brotherly” ties between the two countries, according to al-Watan.
The decision aims to support the operations of microfinance banks established under Law No. 8 of 2021, Enab Baladi writes.
Investigative efforts have traced the background of the three Syrian nationals associated with Iloma, Iyad Jaafari writes in al-Modon.
This development aligns with shifts in U.S. foreign policy, particularly as the United States aims to reduce its direct military involvement in the Middle East, Damas Post writes.
