Hawar News Agency Plan – 24 October 2026

Kurdish women intellectuals stressed the need for the official recognition of the Kurdish language in the Syrian constitution, alongside the languages of other components, affirming that language lies at the heart of a people's identity and culture and cannot be dispensed with. (Photos and video attached.)

Students from the Alyan area and their families in the countryside of Çil Axa rejected the Syrian transitional government's Ministry of Education decision to reduce Kurdish language classes to three per week. They stressed that the right to learn in one's mother tongue is part of one's identity and that respecting the linguistic rights of all components is fundamental to building a democratic Syria based on justice and equality. (Photos and video attached.)

Tribal elders and dignitaries from the city of Derik affirmed that Arab tribes bear no responsibility for acts of sabotage committed by certain individuals in the name of Arab tribes. They stressed that awareness and peaceful coexistence among Arabs, Kurds and other components constitute a strong barrier against all schemes targeting the region. (Photos and video attached.)

Concerns are growing over the future of Syria's Cooperative Agricultural Bank amid delays in paying farmers for their wheat deliveries, disruptions to agricultural financing, and a lack of clear information about the services the bank continues to provide. These concerns come as the wheat-sowing season approaches and the costs of agricultural inputs continue to rise. (Photos attached.)

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