Hawar News Agency Plan– 18/09/2025

Intellectuals from the city of Garki Legê emphasized that the project of Leader Abdullah Ocalan provides an indispensable ideological foundation for radical societal change. They stressed that it establishes a society based on justice, organization, and conscious resistance, calling for adopting his vision as a roadmap for democratic transformation. (Photos and video attached)

Members of the Zenobia Women’s Council stated that the “Women, Life, Freedom” uprising marked a historic turning point in the perception of women’s issues, reinforcing the role of women as leaders in the struggle for freedom and dignity, despite ongoing challenges in achieving equality. (Photos and video attached)

Tribal leaders in Aleppo confirmed that the message from Leader Abdullah Ocalan to Syrian tribal elders is impactful in its timing, sensitivity, and significance, as it highlights the shared bonds between Arabs and Kurds and sheds light on their common history in the same geographic region. (Photos and video attached)

Schools in the Ashrafiyah and Sheikh Maqsoud districts of Aleppo are witnessing significant interest in the Democratic Autonomous Administration curricula compared to previous years. (Photos and video attached)

A septuagenarian reminisced about her youth while attending the 7th Popular Dabke Festival in northern and eastern Syria, named after the martyr Ronahi Bawer. The festival was more than an artistic performance; it became a space for intergenerational connection, blending traditional songs with contemporary joy. (Photos and video attached)

Residents of Sweida rejected the provisions of what the Syrian Transitional Government called the “Sweida Crisis Roadmap,” stating that those who signed it do not represent them. They emphasized that the fate of their regions should be decided by Syrians themselves and expressed their refusal of any agreements they are not party to, calling on the international community to support their rights and dignity and document the suffering resulting from last July’s attacks and violations. (Photos and video attached)

The Women’s Council for Martyrs’ Families in  Jazira Canton will hold its annual meeting at the Democratic Union Party (PYD) office in Qamishlo at 10:00. (Photos and video attached)

The Democratic Islam Conference will hold a workshop on the political situation in Syria at the Amuda City Council building at 10:00. (Photos and video attached)

Residents of the Euphrates Canton will hold a demonstration in support of the Syrian Democratic Forces under the slogan “SDF is Our Will,” starting from the Free Women’s Square in Kobani at 10:00. (Photos and video attached)

As part of the “I Want to Meet Abdullah Ocalan” campaign, the Konga Star will organize a letter-writing event to Leader Abdullah Ocalan in the cities of Hasakah, Tal Tamr, Al-Darbasiyah, and Al-Hol at 10:00. (Photos and video attached)

Residents of Al-Shaddadi will hold the funeral for SDF fighter Emad Ahmed Al-Hassan at the Martyrs’ Cemetery in Al-Shaddadi at 11:00. (Photos and video attached)

The Women’s Office of the Syrian Democratic Council and the Women’s Council of the Future Syria Party will organize a dialogue seminar on decentralization and the role of women in building a new Syria at Zana Hall in Qamishlo at 11:00. (Photos and video attached)

The Jamil Horo Center for Culture and Arts will commemorate the 36th anniversary of the passing of artist Jamil Horo at its center in the Ashrafiyah district of Aleppo at 13:00. (Photos and video attached)

The Democratic Union Party will hold a celebration marking the 22nd anniversary of its founding under the slogan “Together to Build the Democratic Federation of Syria” at Al-Furat Hall in Raqqa at 16:00. (Photos and video attached)

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