Hawar News Agency Plan – August 25, 2026

Nurseries in the city of Qamishlo are seeing growing interest from residents and farmers, amid increasing attention to greening spaces and planting flowers, fruit trees and olive trees. Nursery owners, however, face challenges related to securing water and electricity, as well as rising seedling costs. (Photos and video attached.)

Syrians are facing growing livelihood pressures due to rising prices, declining purchasing power and limited employment opportunities, as the gap between wages and the cost of basic necessities widens. UN and international organizations continue to stress that poverty and food insecurity remain among the main challenges to economic recovery.

Delays in paying salaries and the loss of technical staff at the Hama Cigarette Factory are raising concerns that they could become additional obstacles to restarting the facility, as the government says it is moving to revive industrial institutions and increase their production capacity.

Mursheedis in Syria are celebrating “Eid al-Farah bi-Allah” (Festival of Rejoicing in God), their only religious holiday, which lasts three days and commemorates the announcement by Mujib bin Salman al-Murshid on August 25, 1951, of the launch of the Mursheedi religious movement.

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