Hawar News Agency Plan – 12/7/2026

Co-chair of the Kurdistan National Congress (KNK), Ahmed Qaramus, highlighted the decision adopted during the 24th General Assembly of the KNK, saying: "In the coming months, we will hold an expanded meeting with the participation of all parties and organizations. The meeting will be dedicated exclusively to discussing the KNK's decision to submit a request for recognition of the Kurdish people and to grant them observer status as a stateless people under the umbrella of the United Nations. No other topic will be discussed."

Women from the town of Girkê Legê stressed that enshrining women's rights in Syria's new constitution is a fundamental step toward building a democratic Syria based on justice and equality. They emphasized that the sacrifices made by women throughout the years of war and struggle require constitutional guarantees and the protection of the achievements they have secured. (Photos and video attached.)

The head of the Relations Office of the Future Syria Party said that the formation of the parliament (People's Assembly) will be a real test for Syria's transitional phase. He noted that the appointment of one-third of the assembly's members by the head of the interim government has raised questions about the nature of popular representation, and called for a parliament that reflects Syria's diversity. (Photos and video attached.)

An agricultural engineer warned about the negative impacts of burning crop residues after the harvest season, stressing that the practice degrades soil fertility and harms the environment and public health. He called for making use of straw and hay, or plowing crop residues into the soil to produce natural organic fertilizer. (Photos and video attached.)

Rising diesel prices and the shutdown of neighborhood generator services have pushed residents of Hasakah to rely on solar energy. However, the growing gap between those who can afford solar systems and families left without electricity has become more pronounced, especially during the summer heat. (Photos and video attached.)

After spending more than three decades making bamboo products, craftsman Ahmed Mar'i returned to his hometown of Qamishlo with 33 years of experience in the traditional craft. He continues producing handmade household items and furniture, helping revive a traditional craft closely associated with Kurdish heritage. (Photos and video attached.)

The suffering of displaced people in Serê Kaniyê Camp in Hasakah continues to worsen amid declining basic services and soaring temperatures. Thousands of families endure harsh humanitarian conditions inside tents, saying: "Enough of what we have suffered over the past seven years." (Photos and video attached.)

The Martyrs' Families Council in Qamishlo will organize an initiative to clean the Martyr Delil Sarokhan Shrine at 08:00. (Photos and video attached.)

In commemoration of martyr Rojnak Kobani and in tribute to her sacrifices, the Environment Authority, in coordination with Kongra Star and the Martyrs' Families Council, will distribute trees to residents of Kaniya Kurda neighborhood in Kobani, where the martyr grew up, at 10:00. (Photos and video attached.)

The Martyrs' Families Council in Kobani will issue a statement calling for the release of detainees and the return of the bodies of martyrs held by the interim government. The statement will be delivered at the council's headquarters at 11:00. (Photos and video attached.)

The Higher Institute of Fine Arts in Hasakah will hold a graduation ceremony for its students at the institute's center affiliated with Hilal Zerin Center in the city at 19:00. (Photos and video attached.)

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