Hawar News Agency Plan – 30/04/2026

A politician from the Democratic Union Party (PYD) affirmed that achieving Kurdish national unity is an urgent necessity in light of the rapid transformations taking place in the Middle East. He stated that resolving the Kurdish issue is a key gateway to addressing the region’s crises, and that unifying the Kurdish position is the most effective way to confront challenges and external plans. (Attached with photos and video).

The Electricity Directorate of Çil Agha has begun installing electronic meters in the city, in a step aimed at regulating consumption and achieving greater fairness in electricity distribution after years of reliance on alternatives. (Attached with photos and video).

One of the Turkish companies operating in medicine storage and distribution monopolizes the Syrian pharmaceutical market, with facilitation from the government health sector, threatening the absence of fair competition and affecting treatment costs for citizens.

Mobile laborers in the city of Hasakah complain of the lack of job opportunities and deteriorating living conditions amid the continued economic stagnation and rising living costs. Meanwhile, the Workers’ Union in Hasakah is working to organize the conditions of these laborers through coordination with the People’s Municipality and the Contractors’ Union, with the aim of securing jobs for them and guaranteeing their rights. (Attached with photos and video).

Discussions between the Autonomous Administration and the interim government in Syria are witnessing cautious progress. While the Autonomous Administration shows readiness to reach a joint formula, key issues such as management of the judicial file remain points of disagreement hindering a final agreement.

In an attempt to document the historical presence of the Kurdish people in Syria and present it in a simplified, source-supported manner, the book “A Brief History of the Historical Roots of the Presence of the Kurdish People in Syria Since the Dawn of History” offers a comprehensive reading of this presence through the ages, addressing historical roots, geographical distribution, and national identity, while refuting narratives that deny the depth of this presence.

A member of the Kongra Star Coordination in Kobani, Khonaf Khalil, referred to the campaign demanding the inclusion of the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) in the integration process within the Syrian army. She affirmed that Kongra Star supports this campaign, noting that the Women’s Protection Units represent the identity, strength, and will of all women. (Attached with photos and video).

Residents of several villages in the countryside of Derik and Tirbespiye have decided to ban recreational outings in their natural areas following increasing pollution caused by littering and the lighting of fires by some visitors, in a step aimed at protecting the environment and preserving natural resources. (Attached with photos and video).

Through a popular initiative, residents of the city of Qamishlo will march in a mass demonstration demanding the preservation of the Kurdish language and making it an official language in the Syrian constitution, under the slogan “Language is Our Existence and Identity.” The march will start from Sony Roundabout at 10:30. (Attached with photos and video).

Residents of the cities of Garkê Legê and Derik will hold two separate marches on the occasion of International Workers’ Day, which falls on May 1, in Freedom Square and Martyr Xebat Square at 11:00. (Attached with photos and video).

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