Hawar News Agency Plan –  14,11, 2025

The Deputy Co-Chair of the Executive Council of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria affirmed that the real danger facing Syria lies in the continued Turkish occupation of Syrian lands and its destructive policies. (Photos and video attached.)

The residents of the city of Gerkê Lêgê stressed the need to strengthen support for the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), emphasizing that the presence of these forces guarantees their lives in safety and stability, preserves the unity and cohesion of society, and that supporting them is a duty upon all segments of society. (Photos and video attached.)

The people of Dêrik and Gerkê Lêgê affirmed that the freedom of the Kurdish people and the achievement of peace in the Middle East depend on securing the physical freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, calling on all peoples to escalate the struggle for his release. (Photos and video attached.)

The Gas Plant in Sweidiyah, located in the Jazira Canton, produces about 75 gas cylinders daily and refills nearly 14,000 cylinders, in an effort to ease residents’ concerns after gas cylinders had become a growing source of anxiety due to worn-out valves and gas leaks. (Photos and video attached.)

Members and administrators of the Education and Teaching Committee in the Democratic Society, along with the Kurdish Language Institution, expressed their categorical rejection of the University of Damascus’ decision to include the Turkish language in the Syrian educational curricula. They stressed the importance of teaching each community in its mother tongue to preserve its identity and culture from assimilation and erasure. (Photos and video attached.)

The People’s Municipality in Tabqa is working to establish a new public market comprising 140 shops, with the aim of organizing random street vendors, creating new job opportunities, regulating main markets, and reducing sidewalk encroachments. (Photos and video attached.)

The 5th Rojava International Film Festival continues its activities on its second day, with the program running from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. (Photos and video attached.)

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