Hawar news agency center plan 3/24-2022

 The Relations Office of the Syrian Democratic Council is organizing a workshop entitled "Towards a common vision for political transition" in Tabqa city at 10:00 (photos and videos are attached).

 The sheikh of the Albu Khamis clan and the Al-Musa Al-Zaher clan, in Tabqa, affirmed that the partnership between the two components, the Arab and the Kurdish, has a historical dimension rooted on this land, and they stressed the need to preserve this cohesion in order to reach the common goals to achieve a free and dignified life.  (photos and video attached).

 Criticisms follow from various circles in north and east Syria to the international community due to its neglect of the ISIS file and bearing the full burden of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria and the Syrian Democratic Forces, which are busy responding to the attacks of the Turkish occupation army.  (photos and video attached).

 The Child Protection Office in Girê Spi canton has documented dozens of crimes committed by the Turkish occupation state and its mercenary groups against citizens in the district and Ain Issa district.  (photos and video attached).

 The war wounded confirmed that the threat of ISIS mercenaries still persists, and that they fought the battles against the mercenaries on behalf of the whole world without returning the favor.  (photos and video attached).

 Politics

 The Syrian dissident from As-Suwayda, Samir Azzam, put forward several reasons for the protests in As-Suwayda, most notably the protest against the dire living reality and the creation of the climate for a political solution to the As-Suwayda crisis. He revealed that the project to establish an autonomous administration for the province is taking shape, stressing that the protests will continue.  (Pictures attached).

 World

 Lebanon is witnessing a significant increase in fuel prices and the return of queues.  The rise in prices exacerbates the suffering of the Lebanese and threatens all aspects of life, especially the hospital sector, especially with statements that a number of hospitals may go to close.  How will the Lebanese deal with this crisis, and is there a government plan to reduce the risks of this stage? (photos are attached).

 ANHA