ANHA agency plan 22-07-2026

- Following the July 19th Revolution, the region witnessed remarkable development in football, volleyball, basketball, and karate, along with many other sports. Hundreds of young athletes have emerged, achieving notable successes at the Syrian level, confirming the growing presence of sports in the region. (Photos and video attached).

- Syrian writer and politician Ghassan Mufleh believes that Iran is heading towards losing the current war with the United States, asserting that Syria will not become militarily involved in the conflict, but may even benefit from its repercussions given the decline of Iranian influence within the country.

- The city of Hasakah continues to experience a power outage crisis, with generators repeatedly breaking down due to irregular fuel supplies. Meanwhile, residents and street vendors report that some of the subsidized fuel allocations are being sold.

- The Curriculum Foundation of the Autonomous Administration has completed printing all the updated educational curricula, including textbooks for the ninth grade and the baccalaureate level. This concludes the curriculum modernization project, which was implemented in three phases, in preparation for distributing the books to schools before the start of the 2026/2027 academic year. (Photos and video attached).

- Displaced residents of Ras al-Ain (Sere Kaniye) are awaiting a safe return to their city and villages, amidst the continued presence of Turkish military bases in several areas. The Committee for the Displaced confirms that this issue remains one of the most significant challenges to implementing the January 29 agreement and the return of residents to their homes. (Photos and video attached).

- Cucumber farmers in the Hama countryside of Syria are discarding part of their crops after prices collapsed to levels that do not cover production and harvesting costs. There are calls for a plan to market the crop and open new export markets to mitigate losses in the agricultural sector.

- The People's Municipality in Amuda continues its project to pave the main streets as part of its annual plan, having allocated 3,500 cubic meters of asphalt for the project. The municipality confirmed that it is nearing completion of the work and requested additional quantities to complete the paving of the remaining damaged roads in the city. (Photos and video attached).

- Kurdish filmmakers will meet in Qamishli on July 24 and 25 to discuss the future of Kurdish cinema and develop a new vision and action plan to advance the film industry and strengthen cooperation among filmmakers. (Photos and video attached).

- The residents of Tel Tamer will hold a funeral procession for Khader Hassan Smaila, a member of the Internal Security Forces, at the Tel Tamer Martyrs' Shrine at 10:00 AM. (Photos and video attached).

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