Hawar News Agency Plan – 6 July 2026

Women from the city of Al-Darbasiyah highlighted Syria's rich cultural diversity and stressed the need to preserve this diversity by recognizing the cultural and linguistic rights of all its components, particularly the rights of the Kurdish people. They affirmed that their struggle will continue until the Kurdish language is constitutionally recognized. (Photos and video attached).

Apple growers in Homs are facing an extremely difficult season due to the spread of apple scab, one of the most dangerous fungal diseases affecting apple trees, coupled with a sharp rise in production costs, particularly the prices of fungicides, fertilizers, and irrigation supplies, placing farmers under increasing pressure.

Opinions gathered from citizens in various Syrian cities reveal that, despite differing priorities between accountability and reconciliation, Syrians agree that transitional justice is not limited to trials and accountability. Rather, it requires building a state that guarantees rights, upholds the rule of law, restores public trust, and prevents future violations, thereby ensuring security and equality for all citizens.

Syria is experiencing a severe fuel crisis, with long queues at fuel stations and rising transportation costs, amid complaints about limited fuel allocations and ongoing bribery, despite the government's decision to increase fuel purchase prices in an effort to ensure supplies.

The People's Municipality in Tirbespiyê continues to implement service projects aimed at improving conditions in the city, confirming that road rehabilitation and maintenance will be among its top priorities in the coming period, alongside ongoing sanitation and sewage works, despite limited budgets and available resources. (Photos and video attached).

The cleaning campaign in the city of Tel Tamr and the town of Qubur al-Qarajneh will continue at 09:00. (Photos and video attached).

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