Hawar  News Agency Plan – 04 August 2026

Hanaa Al-Hamada, a member of the Armenian Women's Union, highlighted Syria's rich social fabric and the diversity of its communities, stressing that Armenian women are an integral part of this fabric. She emphasized the need to include Armenian women in shaping Syria's future, based on the principles of citizenship and equality, and underscored the importance of the participation of all components of society in decision-making. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of Damascus are facing a worsening housing crisis as rents reach unprecedented levels due to rising demand and limited supply, alongside new conditions imposed by some landlords. Real estate professionals attribute the crisis to the slowdown in construction, soaring building costs, and the growing number of newcomers to the capital.

The People's Municipality of Tel Tamer has begun a project to rehabilitate several main and secondary streets by milling the old asphalt layer in preparation for resurfacing with asphalt mix. The project is part of an annual service plan worth US$300,000 and aims to improve the city's infrastructure and public services. (Photos and video attached).

The Syrian currency exchange crisis continues in Hasakah despite the extension of the deadline, with widespread complaints over shortages of the new banknotes, the limited number of exchange centers, and the refusal to accept old currency notes, disrupting markets and worsening the hardships faced by residents. (Photos and video attached).

Summer vegetable farmers in the Jazira Region are facing mounting challenges due to rising production costs, the absence of agricultural support, and middlemen controlling crop prices. Farmers warn that if these conditions persist, heavy losses could force many to abandon farming. (Photos and video attached).

A shortage of diesel fuel in Al-Darbasiyah has delayed flour deliveries and disrupted bread production, prompting warnings that some bakeries may cease operations. Residents are calling for the establishment of emergency fuel reserves to ensure uninterrupted bread supplies. (Photos and video attached).

The Women's Council of the Democratic Society Movement (TEV-DEM) will hold the "Syrian Women's Forum and the Making of the Future" under the slogan: "Women: Pillars of Peace, Guardians of Rights, and Makers of Civilization," at Lux Cafeteria in Qamishlo at 10:00. (Photos and video attached).

Qamishlo will host the largest Summer Festival 2026 at Azadi Park, featuring the participation of hundreds of commercial companies, starting at 18:00. (Photos and video attached).

Kongra Star will organize a series of meetings in Qamishlo to commemorate the 15 August Leap, beginning in the Antariya neighborhood at 18:00. (Photos and video attached).

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