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Premier league to resume at Edleb stadium after 14 years’ stop
Damascus, SANA- The Premier League to resume tomorrow as Idleb Stadium hosts first match in this contest after 14 years’ halt. Four matches to be played within the sixth round of the league, one of the them to be hosted at Idlib stadium between Hettin and Al- Jaeish. Other three matches will be at Hama … -
Minister Al-Shaibani and Jordanian counterpart hold press conference
Damascus, SANA-Foreign and Expatriates Minister Asaad al-Shaibani and Jordanian Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Ayman Safadi, held a press conference at Tishreen Palace in Damascus. The conference discussed the establishment of a higher coordination council between Syria and Jordan. Al-Shaibani said during the press conference: “Our diplomatic efforts were crowned by lifting … -
Saudi Arabia, UN sign agreement to Support bread production in Syria
Brussels, SANA- The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) signed a US$5 million agreement to enhance food security, fostering economic recovery, and strengthening resilience of local communities in Syria. UNDP said in a statement that the agreement signed on the sidelines of the European Humanitarian Forum, … -
Syria, Turkey explore prospects of investment cooperation in the Oil and Gas Sectors
Damascus, SANA- Minister of Energy, Engineer Mohammad al-Bashir, met with a Turkish investment delegation to discuss prospects for cooperation in the oil and gas sectors. According to the ministry’s Telegram channel, Minister al-Bashir reviewed the available opportunities in the oil and gas sector, emphasizing the importance of strengthening economic relations between Syria and Turkey. For … -
Qatari Prime Minister: Lifting U.S. sanctions on Syria is the “right step moving forward”
Doha, SANA- Qatari Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim al Thani, reaffirmed the importance of lifting U.S. sanctions on Syria. In his speech Tuesday at the opening of the fifth edition of the Qatar Economic Forum, al Thani stated, “The lifting of U.S. sanctions on our brotherly country, Syria, … -
Minister of Health Meets a number of his counterparts in Geneva
Geneva – SANA-On the sidelines of the 78th session of the World Health Assembly, Minister of Health Dr. Musab al-Ali met with his counterparts, Saudi Minister Fahd al-Jalajel, Turkish minister Kemal Memişoğlu, and Bahraini Minister Dr. Jalila bint Al-Sayed Jawad Hassan. The meetings focused on current global health challenges, avenues for bilateral cooperation to enhance … -
Minister al-Shaibani, receives high-level Jordanian delegation
Damascus, SANA-The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Mr. Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani, welcomed a high-level Jordanian delegation in Damascus, led by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Ayman Safadi. The delegation includes ministers of water and irrigation, industry, energy, and transportation. This visit aims to establish a Higher Coordination Council and develop … -
Syria, Qatar explore ways of supporting the agricultural sector
Damascus, SANA- Minister of Agriculture Dr. Amjad Badr met with the Acting Charge d’Affaires of the Embassy of the State of Qatar in Syria, Khalifa Abdullah al Mahmoud, to explore ways of supporting the agricultural sector in Syria and overcoming obstacles to its advancement. During the meeting, which took place Tuesday at the ministry’s headquarters … -
Kallas: We hope the EU will reach a decision today to lift sanctions on Syria
Brussels, SANA– High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaja Kallas, hoped that EU foreign ministers, during their meeting in Brussels Tuesday, will reach an agreement to lift economic sanctions on Syria. According to Reuters, Kallas stated ahead of the meeting: “Clearly, we want to ensure that the Syrian people have … -
Minister of transport: lifting sanctions will contribute to infrastructure rehabilitation
Damascus, SANA -The transportation sector, a vital economic artery, has been one of the most affected by the unjust economic sanctions imposed on Syria. These sanctions have not only made it difficult to procure equipment and spare parts but have also hindered access to funding, frozen technical cooperation, and disrupted insurance and international support systems, …