ANHA News Agency Plan – September 19, 2026

·         Students in the city of Tirbespiye reaffirmed their commitment to education in the Kurdish language, rejecting the restriction of Kurdish-language instruction to only three classes per week. They stressed that continuing education in the mother tongue is a fundamental right and that Kurdish should remain the primary and official language in schools. (Photos and video attached.)

·         Students at the University of Hama are awaiting clarification from the university administration and the Ministry of Higher Education regarding the fate of the project to construct the buildings for the second faculties of Education and Arts, the reasons for its suspension since 2024, and plans and an expected timeline for resuming and completing the work. This comes amid continued overcrowding and pressure on classrooms and educational facilities. (Photos and video attached.)

·         From childhood, drawing has accompanied her as a space for expression and a window through which she views a different world. Christina al-Shibli, a visual artist, began her relationship with art at an early age and continued developing her passion through university, despite the differences between the environment in which she grew up and the reality children experience today, according to her account. (Photos and video attached.)

·         As summer draws to an end and winter approaches, women in the city of Derik are busy preparing winter preserves and supplies in their homes, maintaining an annual tradition despite the availability of various types of food and ready-made preserves in local markets. (Photos and video attached.)

·         The gap between Syrian households’ incomes and the cost of their basic needs continues to widen amid persistent increases in fuel and food prices and transportation fares. This has led to a sharp decline in purchasing power, forcing many families to rely on remittances from abroad, aid or borrowing to meet their daily needs, while no solutions have emerged to ease the mounting cost-of-living burdens. (Photos and video attached.)

·         The Jazira Martyrs’ Families Council will organize a book-signing ceremony for On the Path to Freedom (Mothers of Rojava) in the meeting hall at the Dalil Sarokhan Martyr’s Shrine at 10:00. (Photos and video attached.)

·         The Relations Office of the Syrian Homeland Party will hold a discussion seminar titled “Syria at a Crossroads of Transformations: Challenges of Reality and Stakes for the Future” at the party’s headquarters in Hasakah at 12:00. (Photos and video attached.)

·         The Assyrian Democratic Party will hold an inauguration ceremony for the Assyrian Martyr Monument at the Assyrian Martyrs’ Square in central Tell Tamer at 19:00. (Photos and video attached.)

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