Syria’s education sector is grappling with an exodus of teachers from public schools.
Idlib sees daily protests predominantly led by women from Hizb ut-Tahrir, many of whom are relatives of detainees
In a separate meeting with Lebanese Foreign Minister Abdullah Bouhabib, Mekdad discussed existing cooperation and coordination between Syria and Lebanon.
Mohammed Yassin al-Najjar, a former opposition minister, voiced his concerns on the X platform, questioning Turkey’s decision to limit entry to Syrians with valid passports.
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The Council also expressed its hope for the resumption of the Constitutional Committee, Athr Press reports.
Last week, a significant meeting took place at Gaziantep Airport in southern Turkey, involving representatives from the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Intelligence, along
Mekdad discussed the key topics on the session’s agenda, focusing on the situation in the occupied Palestinian territories.
At a reception held at the Four Seasons Hotel in Damascus, Chargé d’Affaires Abdullah al-Harees emphasized the embassy’s commitment to advancing efforts aimed at fostering closer ties between the two nations.
Turkey’s relations with Arab League members could foster “solutions to regional challenges and future collaborative efforts”, Syria TV writes.
The regime’s Ministry of Information issued a statement expressing gratitude for the “fruitful cooperation” with the Ministries of Justice and Interior, according al-Watan.
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The recent statement serves as a public reaffirmation of the Brotherhood’s longstanding opposition to the Iranian regime.
The wealthy class in Syria appears largely unaffected by the economic decline, Hashtag Syria writes.
The group said the government should be referred to the judiciary for accountability.
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Syria said western countries are abandoning their commitment to respect property rights and the principle of state immunity.
“Issa was always a cheerful and social person; he wasn’t particularly religious,”his sister Fatima told Syria TV.
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