ANHA agency plan, September 4, 2026

- Residents and students of Qamishlo called for full constitutional recognition of Kurdish as an official language of instruction, emphasizing that allocating three class periods per week does not fulfill their right to education in their mother tongue, nor does it align with their demands to protect their identity and culture and guarantee the future of education in Kurdish.

- Elif Bulut, a member of the Central Executive Council of the Peoples' Equality and Democracy Party, spoke about the party's conference on September 6, saying, "Our conference is being held with the mission of preparing for the next stage."

- Youth from al-Jazira region highlighted the importance of the role of young people in building society, stressing the need to develop their capabilities through education, culture, training, and the promotion of political and social awareness. They affirmed that supporting youth and investing in their potential forms the foundation for building a stronger future for society.

- The cultivation of vegetables for home preservation in al-Jazira region is witnessing a remarkable expansion and increasing demand from farmers, due to its economic viability and its ability to meet household needs throughout the year. This comes amidst calls for increased support and agricultural supplies, as well as the removal of obstacles facing farmers, which would boost local production and reduce reliance on foreign markets.

- Young woman Nilna Abdullah turned her passion for driving into a personal project, starting by training women and young girls to drive in the cities of Derik and Qamishli. Through this initiative, she aims to help women acquire a new skill and enhance their self-reliance.

- Residents of Derik expressed their categorical rejection of the Ministry of Education's decision to allocate only three class periods for the Kurdish language. They emphasized that the existence of the Kurdish people and the preservation of their identity lie in protecting and teaching their mother tongue, stressing their commitment to ensuring their children continue to be taught the full Kurdish curriculum.

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