Hawar News Agency Plan – 01-05-2026

Calls continue for the recognition of the Kurdish language as an official language. In this context, teachers and students emphasized the necessity of including the Kurdish language in the anticipated new Syrian constitution. (Photos and video attached).

Zozan Aloush affirmed that achieving peace in Syria requires addressing the legacy of previous regimes, building a shared understanding of it, and establishing mechanisms for reconciliation and mutual recognition among Syrians to ensure sustainable peace. She added that the main obstacles lie in the inherited exclusionary mentality and the failure to effectively implement laws. (Photos and video attached).

The General Company for Oil Industry in Hama is facing a halt in operations, leading to the shutdown of a government facility that was considered one of the pillars of vegetable oil production. This has reduced market supply, increased dependence on the private sector, and heightened pressure on prices.

Areas in the countryside of Derik and Çil Agha are witnessing infrastructure challenges, most notably damaged roads and shortages in some essential services such as water and sewage systems. At the same time, concerned authorities have announced plans and movements for rehabilitation and the implementation of service projects aimed at improving living conditions in the coming phase. (Photos and video attached).

A student at Kobani University, alongside his studies, is engaged in the art of filography. He presented an artwork he created as a gift to his university: a panel made of thread and nails depicting a portrait of the martyr Ziyad Halab. (Photos and video attached).

A number of working women called for justice and the guarantee of their rights to fair wages, stressing their continued suffering from low pay and long working hours. They urged the relevant authorities to pass laws ensuring equality, justice, and a safe working environment. (Photos and video attached).

An Iranian researcher believes that the escalating tension between the United States and Iran should not be understood as a conflict between international powers as much as a factor used to prolong the regime’s lifespan, noting that the fundamental problem lies not in the global balance of power, but in the nature of the ruling system.

Kurdish and Arab tribes, along with representatives of the region’s components, are holding a tribal session to discuss the current situation in the country. This will take place in the village of Sarnija Daqouri, affiliated with the city of Amuda in the Jazira Canton, at 11:00. (Photos and video attached).

On the occasion of May 1st, International Workers’ Day, the Union of Toilers and Workers in the Democratic Society Movement in the city of Kobani will deliver a statement at 11:00. (Photos and video attached).

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