ANAH agency plan– 20/5/2026

What will the educational program and system in the new Syria look like? What will the languages of instruction be? How will curricula and educational materials be prepared, and in which languages? These and many other issues are considered among the key and fundamental points in the process of integration and unification. 

The Co-Chair of the Yazidi Union in Syria called on Kurdish political parties and forces in Rojava to take practical steps toward Kurdish unity and a unified political stance. He stressed the importance of Kurdish unity at this critical stage in Rojava in order to block external interference in Kurdish internal affairs.

Two teachers and a student from the city of Darbasiyah stressed their rejection of any decisions restricting education in the Kurdish language. They affirmed that language represents the identity and existence of the Kurdish people and that studying in Kurdish is a fundamental right that cannot be relinquished.

Ali Mahdi, member of the Central Committee of the Iraqi Communist Party, stated that “the issue of granting Abdullah Ocalan the Right to Hope” should be handled within a legal and human-rights framework that respects principles of justice and human rights, while taking into account the political and security complexities in the region and the importance of supporting peaceful solutions and political dialogue. He noted that the success of any political process requires the participation of forces and figures capable of influencing their social and political bases.

Artist Banki Akri affirmed that the art of the late Ali Mansour was devoted to the Kurdish people, emphasizing that Mansour left behind a rich legacy that must be preserved. He explained that Ali Mansour represented a model of a revolutionary artist who dedicated his art to serving the causes of his people, stressing the importance of safeguarding this artistic and moral heritage for future generations.

Krak des Chevaliers is considered one of the most prominent historical castles in Syria. It is distinguished by its strategic location, complex defensive architecture, and ability to withstand years of siege. Despite the damage it suffered during the Syrian war, it still preserves its architectural landmarks as a witness to the succession of civilizations and conflicts that passed through the region.

Farmers from the countryside of Girkê Legê and Tirbespiye expressed their rejection of the wheat purchase price set by the interim government at 46,000 new Syrian pounds per ton, stating that it does not match the high production costs. They demanded an increase in the purchasing price and warned of a decline in wheat cultivation in coming seasons.

The Mesopotamia Democratic Culture and Art Movement will commemorate the 40th day since the passing of artist Ali Mansour at the new Culture and Art Center building in the city of Amuda at 10:00 a.m. (Photos and video attached).

A group of activists will organize a peaceful sit-in in the city of Darbasiyah in protest against the wheat pricing policy and to demand its amendment at 11:00 a.m. (Photos and video attached).

A discussion session for mothers of female martyrs from the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) will be held in the garden of the Martyrs’ Families Council in the city of Tel Tamr at 11:00 a.m. (Photos and video attached).

Families of detainees will hold a protest demanding the release of prisoners detained by the interim government in Syria at 6:00 PM (photos and video attached).

ANHA