Hawar News Agency News Plan — September 11, 2026

·Muhammad Zido, a member of the General Council of the Kurdistan Renewal Movement and a Kurdish language teacher, affirmed that the Kurdish language is an existential issue for the Kurdish people. He stressed the need for constitutional recognition of Kurdish as an official language and called on Kurdish parties and political forces to unify their discourse in order to achieve this demand. (Photos and video attached.)

·Iraqi political analyst Ahmad Al-Miyahi said that Iraq is experiencing political and security stability compared with other countries in the region, despite the “complex and significant” challenges surrounding the issue of placing all weapons under state control. He said addressing the issue requires subjecting all armed forces and formations to a single standard.

·Mustafa Abdi, a member of the presidential team, confirmed that return trips for displaced people from Serê Kaniyê will continue in the coming days, saying: “We can organize two or three trips every week.” (Photos and video attached.)

·Residents of the city of Hasakah complained about deteriorating living conditions caused by rising fuel prices and the lack of market oversight, calling on the relevant authorities to find solutions to end their suffering. (Photos and video attached.)

·Shopping festivals and fairs offering discounted goods and special deals continue to be held across Syria, particularly for school supplies. Prices vary among products, shops, and festivals, while the actual savings depend on the final price and specifications of the product compared with prevailing market prices, rather than on the advertised discount percentage alone.

·Parents of students in the city of Garkê Legê expressed dissatisfaction with the decision to reduce Kurdish-language instruction to three classes per week, stressing that education in children’s mother tongue is their right. (Photos and video attached.)

·The Syriac Cultural Association is organizing the sixth edition of the “Mardutho” Festival at the Cultural Center in Hasakah at 6:30 p.m. (Photos and video attached.)

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