Hawar News Agency Plan – 9,12, 2025

The Deputy Co-Presidency of the Executive Council of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria said that the first year after the fall of the Baath did not bring what Syrians had hoped for, as economic, political, and security crises remain unresolved. Regional interventions—chief among them the Turkish intervention—have continued to deepen division instead of strengthening national unity. (Photos and video attached.)

Displaced residents from the city of Girê Spî, occupied by the Turkish army and its mercenaries, affirmed that the agreement regarding their return remains merely ink on paper. They added: “There is an agreement, but it is only on paper. We cannot return while the occupation and its mercenaries remain on our land.” (Photos and video attached.)

Workers in the education sector of the Syrian transitional government are suffering from repeated delays in salary payments and the absence of government promises to increase wages. Administrative confusion forces teachers to stand in long lines to receive their dues. Their hardships are compounded by low salaries, rising living and oversight pressures, significant wage disparities between regions, and months-long delays in additional entitlements.

Members of the Zenobia Women’s Gathering Council stressed that women play a pivotal role in building Syria’s future, emphasizing that this process cannot begin without drafting a democratic constitution that guarantees rights and freedoms. (Photos and video attached.)

Lebanon today stands before a delicate equation between the option of negotiating with Israel and the risk of sliding into an open confrontation, amid domestic weakness and increasing international pressure, against the backdrop of major regional shifts after the Gaza war and changing power balances in Syria.

The past year was marked by a policy of polarization and pressure targeting Syrian components through media incitement, military movements, and the obstruction of understandings. Meanwhile, these components worked to organize their efforts and establish alternative frameworks to manage their affairs, while attempting to engage in broader national processes despite ongoing challenges.

The Martyrs' Families Council in Dêrik is organizing a commemoration ceremony for the martyrs of the months of September, October, November, and December, at the Dicle Center for Culture and Art, at 10:00. (Photos and video attached.)

The Chamber of Industry is holding its second conference under the slogan “Our Industry is Our Identity, Our Creativity is Our Strength” at the Chamber of Industry Hall in Qamishlo, at 10:00. (Photos and video attached.)

The Syrian Democratic Council, in cooperation with the Syrian Future Party, is organizing a mass meeting to explain the latest political developments, at the meeting hall in the town of Umm Hujaira in the Hol district of Jazira Canton, at 11:00. (Photos and video attached.)

The Martyrs' Families Council in the city of Darbasiyah, in Jazira Canton, is organizing a memorial ceremony for the fighter in the ranks of the People’s Defense Forces, the martyr Amina Shekhmus (nom de guerre: Cikdem Darwish), under the condolence tent set up in front of her family’s home in the western neighborhood of the city, at 11:00. (Photos and video attached.)

Activities of the third Urkesh Festival continue under the slogan “With Communal Culture, the Voices and Melodies of Peoples Live On” on its second day, at the Sardam Hall in Hasakah city in Jazira Canton, at 15:00. (Photos and video attached.)

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