21 November 2025. The Cultural Children’s Festival in Damascus gathered families and communities for workshops, performances, sports, and artistic activities nurturing creativity, inclusion and national identity.Read more at: SANA
21 November 2025. Binding rules for professional behavioral standards were issued to guarantee respect for citizens’ rights and freedoms, equality before the law, transparency, and trust between society and state.Read more at: ENABBALADI
20 November 2025. The Syrian Interior Ministry has lifted five million travel bans imposed on citizens by the former regime, restoring citizens’ freedom of movement and strengthening trust in state institutions.Read more at: ENABBALADI
20 November 2025. The 2026 expo seeks to reestablish and build on Syria’s centuries old legacy in textile manufacturing and trade by fostering innovation and expanding markets, creating opportunities for Syrian professionals to contribute to the nation’s renewal and global presence.Read more at: SANA
19 November 2025. The Dutch organization Kids Rights and the Global Childhood Forum nominated Bana al-Abed for raising global awareness of the suffering of Syrian children under the former regime.Read more at: SANA
19 November 2025. “We are writing a new chapter in the record of justice for Syria’s future,” said Minister al-Wais, speaking of the trials in the March coastal conflicts. Stating there is no place for revenge or abuse, he pledged a new era of judicial independence, accountability, and transparency.Read more at: SANA
18 November 2025. Foreign Minister al-Shaibani hailed his first official visit to China as a step toward advancing the nations’ partnership on the basis of mutual respect, with support for Syria’s reconstruction, and Beijing’s longstanding commitment to Syria’s sovereignty and unity.Read more at: SANA
18 November 2025. Adra Industrial City hosts over 1,000 factories in the food, textile, chemical, and engineering sectors, boasting the creation of 72,000 jobs. Thousands more factories are under construction, and thousands of plots are reserved for renewable energy initiatives.Read more at: SANA
18 November 2025. Since the start of 2025, Civil Defence teams have completed 2,370 operations to clear landmines and other explosive devices around Damascus and in the south. They have also conducted over 10,000 prevention sessions, safeguarding some 23,000 citizens including 20,000 children.Read more at: SANA
18 November 2025. The IMF announced a program of intensive cooperation with Syria, offering technical assistance to strengthen all aspects of the financial system. Immediate support will help shape the 2026 budget to meet the country’s essential needs while including support for the most vulnerable groups.Read more at: LEVANT24
17 November 2025. Social affairs minister Kabawat inaugurated the first juvenile detention center in Tartous, aiming to include modern educational and psychological programs to aid children’s reintegration into society. She also visited a center for the deaf and mute, stressing the importance of teaching sign language for community integration.Read more at: SANA
15 November 2025. Syria has reopened embassies in the US and UK, preparing for Turkey next, as it moves to restore formal ties with the West and with regional powers. At London’s ceremony, Foreign Minister Asaad al‑Shaibani declared, “Syria is returning to the world with its free identity.”Read more at: LEVANT24
15 November 2025. The 9th annual European Union conference in support of Syria, held in Syria for the first time, highlighted cooperation between civil society and government. The EU vice-president said the event “allows Syrians to express their views on the future of their country and make their voices heard.”Read more at: ENABBALADI
14 November 2025. DP World, a multi-national logistics company based in Dubai, has begun modernizing one of Syria’s ports. One of the largest foreign investments in the new Syria, the port’s redevelopment will make it a competitive trade hub in the Eastern Mediterranean.Read more at: SANA
13 November 2025. In a boost to Syria’s drive to reclaim land occupied by Israel, the UN General Assembly passed a resolution, with 152 votes in favor, affirming Syrians’ sovereignty over the Golan Heights, along with Palestinians’ sovereignty to their land, and calling on Israel to cease its occupations.Read more at: SANA
12 November 2025. The Syrian Health Ministry along with Al‑Ameen for Relief and Development launched a campaign to offer free surgeries at a Damascus hospital, for children from all provinces. Specialized doctors and national staff from the Ministry of Health will participate.Read more at: SANA
11 November 2025. President al-Sharaa tells reporters that President Trump reiterated his support for Syria’s stability, territorial unity, and “the complete lifting of sanctions,” stating most congressional members he met with agreed. He also said he believed the US is “the only country that can put Israeli conduct under check.”Read more at: SANA
11 November 2025. Following an historic meeting between Presidents Al-Sharaa and Trump at the White House, Trump expressed full support for Syria’s success and confidence in its leader. Syria announced it will join the coalition to eliminate remaining elements of ISIS, becoming the 90th coalition’s member.Read more at: BBCIncludes video
10 November 2025. Responding to an elated welcome by Syrian-Americans prior to his White House meeting, president al-Sharaa addressed an audience of organizational representatives emphasizing the need for unity among Syrians, at home and abroad, to support the nation’s reconstruction.Read more at: THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
10 November 2025. Damascus University’s annual program showcases the ingenuity of engineering students, in an effort to bridge academia and industry. Projects in renewable energy, automation, robotics, smart control, communications, and software systems are designed to have practical applications.Read more at: SANA
9 November 2025. Pedro Nadaf, an 18-year-old artist, reshapes fragments of destruction he gathered into living art, turning scars of war into symbols of transformation and renewal. His 37 sculptures reflect Syria’s spirit of endurance, resilience, and capacity to turn despair into fuel for creativity.Read more at: LEVANT24
9 November 2025. The Arab Writers Union established a new unit to document the literature of Syria’s revolution, preserving the poetry, novels, short stories and theatre born of the struggle. In 2026, the union plans to train 5,000 young Syrians to write about war, victory, heroism, and the daily lives of Syrians during the revolution.Read more at: LEVANT24
9 November 2025. Sponsored by the White Heart Foundation for Development and local organizations, the market attracted 230 artisans and entrepreneurs who shared their crafts, foods, and innovative projects. The event supported local businesses, revived traditions, and showcased cultural diversity.Read more at: SANA
9 November 2025. The Syrian Arab Red Crescent, along with local authorities, delivered thousands of winter aid packages—clothing, blankets, and essentials—helping displaced families in Sweida and Daraa with basic supplies and access to vital services.Read more at: SANA
8 November 2025. At COP30 in Brazil, President Ahmad al‑Sharaa pledged his nation’s full commitment to confronting climate change. Citing Syria’s worst drought in six decades, he expressed solidarity with nations suffering from climate disasters and called for collective global action to protect the planet.Read more at: LEVANT24
