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Syria Daily News Briefing for 2025-10-11

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Syria Daily News Briefing for 2025-10-11

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  • 🤝 Al-Mughayriyah village in Jabal Al-Akrad, rural Latakia, saw the complete return of its residents after displacement, becoming the first village in the area to achieve this. Small service projects were implemented with local and organizational cooperation, and agricultural and educational life is gradually recovering. - [Source 1], [Source 2]
  • 🔧 The Syrian General Authority of Border Crossings adjusted the working hours of some border crossings with Turkey and Lebanon to manage traffic and improve services, confirming that some vital crossings continue to operate around the clock and denying rumors about Syrians with Turkish citizenship driving Syrian cars into Turkey. - [Source 1], [Source 2], [Source 3]
  • 🌍 Syria participated in the 12th meeting of officials from petroleum training and research institutes at OAPEC in Kuwait, aiming to enhance Arab cooperation, exchange expertise, improve training programs, and develop human resources in the oil and gas sector. - [Source 1], [Source 2]
  • 🏥 The Syrian Ministry of Health launched a campaign to boost routine vaccination and provide measles vaccine to children under five from October 12 to 23 across all provinces, targeting over 3.2 million children through fixed centers and mobile teams to enhance immunity and reduce diseases and deaths. - [Source 1], [Source 2]
  • 🎓 The Syrian Ministry of Education implemented measures to reinstate teachers dismissed for participating in the uprising, allocating most to their original schools. This is the largest government staff reinstatement in the ministry’s history, with ongoing new settlement applications. - [Source 1], [Source 2]
  • 🎓 The Ministry of Higher Education and Education announced the application requirements for teacher institutes and the artistic exams for art and music education institutes for 2025–2026 as part of ongoing efforts to select qualified youth and enhance the educational process. - [Source 1], [Source 2]
  • 🔧 Rights and properties, including gold, vehicles, machinery, and various goods previously confiscated without justification by Syrian Customs, were restored to citizens in official committees as a symbolic step to strengthen justice and end an era of corruption. - [Source]
  • 🎓 Damascus University maintained its global standing in the Times ranking for the second consecutive year, being among the top 7% of universities worldwide due to the quality of research, innovation, and international cooperation, which boosts its reputation and academic development. - [Source 1], [Source 2]


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