ANHA news agency plan 29-04-2026

The Vice President of the Iraqi Women's League indicated that the situation of women in Syria is "complex and multifaceted," explaining that they live amidst an increasing female presence and an unstable environment rife with violations. She also praised the struggle of Syrian women and called on them to continue demanding their rights and working to build their future with their own hands.

Displaced people from the city of Ras al-Ain (Sere Kaniye) affirmed their commitment to a safe and dignified return, rejecting any return without guarantees of their rights and the withdrawal of armed groups and settlers, despite the suffering in the camps and the continued loss of their property. (Photos and video attached).

Beekeepers in Hama are suffering increasing losses due to rising costs, the lack of support and fair pricing, and weak oversight. They are demanding urgent intervention, including subsidies for fuel and feed, compensation for those affected, stricter controls on fraud and smuggled medicines, and the provision of loans and analysis laboratories to ensure the continuation of the profession. (Photos and video attached).

Despite changing lifestyles, the residents of the Alian area in the rural areas of Qamishli and Jal Agha still cling to the traditional cheese, and other industries as an integral part of their culinary heritage and a cornerstone of their winter provisions, passed down from generation to generation. (Photos and video attached).

Sherin Abbas explained that political parties should set aside their differences and problems and protect themselves from annihilation through unity, emphasizing that the Kurdish cause can only be guaranteed through unity. (Photos and video attached).

Poultry farmers in Hama are suffering heavy losses due to the high cost of feed and the decline in chicken prices, leading to the closure of several poultry farms or their operation at a loss. Government authorities claim that their import and regulation policies aim to "secure market needs and support local production" before halting imports.

A source at the fuel distribution company in al-Jazira region stated that they have not raised the prices of diesel and gasoline allocated for public use. The source indicated that a census will be conducted to reduce traffic violations, while the People's Municipality in Qamishlo will hold a meeting with generator owners to determine the price per ampere. (Photos and video attached).

The Democratic Union Party (PYD) in Derik city is organizing a meeting for residents to explain the recent developments in the region and Syria. The meeting will be held at the Revolutionary Youth Center at 11:00 AM. (Photos and video attached). 

ANHA