Movement News:
The Presidency Office of the Syrian Future Movement issued a statement entitled: “International Youth Day.”
The Political Bureau of the Syrian Future Movement published an article entitled: “The Shift in Damascus’ Approach to the Sweida Issue.”
The Political Bureau of the Syrian Future Movement published a statement titled: Launching the “Bridges of Healing and Hope 2” Project to Treat Cancer Patients.
Internal News:
Internal Security in Latakia arrests two members for involvement in thefts under the pretext of inspection.
Renovating homes and supporting clinics… A package of service projects targeting the Idlib countryside is announced.
Four years after his death, the SDF mourns a leader in the Workers’ Party, describing him as the “Leader of the Revolution.”
The Ministry of Education has established an electronic link to register objections from students in the eastern regions.
Ministry of Defense: A Syrian army member was killed in an SDF attack east of Aleppo.
Warnings of the dangers of gas cylinder explosions as the heat wave continues in Hama.
Two people die in a traffic accident on the Aleppo-Damascus road.
In response to the calls of Syrians in Libya, charter flights are operated between Mitiga and Damascus airports.
Syria launches a plan to develop the freight transport sector with the participation of the private sector.
Security forces in Daraa free kidnapped persons after an armed ambush targeting Cars heading to Sweida.
Through the Busra al-Sham crossing, 206 new families leave Sweida in one day.
To enhance transparency, the Ministry of Justice publishes a copy of the summary report of the investigation committee into the coastal events.
Demonstrations in several Syrian governorates condemn the Israeli war of extermination on Gaza.
The Ports Authority prohibits the entry of water well drilling rigs into Syria without the approval of the Ministry of Energy.
The second phase of the Agricultural Resilience Project in Syria is launched.
A delegation from the SDF is in Damascus to complete talks with the Syrian government.
Aleppo University: Official investigation after the notebooks of students who were late in paying tuition fees were torn up.
The Minister of Emergency Affairs visits the Al-Amarin family and pledges to follow up on his kidnapping in Sweida.
Related news:
Amman reviews the outcomes of the Syrian-Jordanian-American meeting on Sweida.
Tom Barrack: Syria has pledged to dedicate all its resources to holding perpetrators of violations in Sweida accountable.
Jordan affirms its support for Syria’s security and territorial integrity and its readiness to develop Its institutions.
International News:
Turkey revokes the licenses of 21 private schools, and the inspection campaign continues.
In 24 hours, Gaza Strip hospitals receive 613 dead and wounded.
Forest fires in Turkey: New toll and announcement of control of most of them.
Trump announces date for his meeting with Putin in Alaska to discuss ending the war in Ukraine.
UN meetings in Amman to discuss a comprehensive ceasefire in Yemen.
