Hawar News Agency Plan – 2 /1/ 2026

Hawar News Agency Plan – 2 /1/ 2026
2 January, 2026   02:00

Syrian politician Wafiq Shabib said that the transitional government has reneged on its obligations stipulated in UN Security Council Resolution No. 2799, noting that the absence of justice in addressing these violations against Alawites has turned the transitional phase into a phase of revenge.

Syrians—especially residents of the Raqqa, Tabqa, and Deir ez-Zor regions—hope that 2026 will bring peace and unity of land and people. They affirm their aspiration to end the suffering of the Syrian people and to open a new chapter of stability. (Attached with photos and video).

The co-chair of the Democratic Union Party (PYD) in Hasakah stated that the message of leader Abdullah Ocalan regarding the March 10 agreement constitutes a foundation for the Syria of the future, emphasizing that the agreement serves all Syrians and strengthens justice and coexistence. He pointed out that Turkish pressures and interventions have hindered the implementation of the agreement and will keep the Syrian scene trapped in instability. (Attached with photos and video).

Rainwater leaked into the prefabricated classroom tents at the Gri Spî displaced persons camp, prompting a temporary suspension of the educational process. Work is underway to repair and rehabilitate the tents to resume education. (Attached with photos and video).

Diyar Qamishlo chose to defend his homeland with all his heart and soul, moving from the theater stage to the trenches of combat, becoming a symbol of determination and loyalty. (Attached with photos and video).

During the second half of last year, the Health Authority in Raqqa equipped Raqqa National Hospital with an MRI machine, a CT scanner, a standard X-ray device, in addition to an oxygen plant, and rehabilitated the old hospital building. (Attached with photos and video).

MP Saruhan Oluç from the Equality and Democracy of Peoples Party and a member of the “National Solidarity, Brotherhood, and Democracy” Committee noted that the committee’s mandate has been extended for two months to prepare the joint report. He said: “A team has been selected to prepare the joint report, and the team will meet on January 5 or 6 to identify six to seven topics for the report.”

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