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The article highlighted the main political and economic events in Syria. It reported that an American delegation, consisting of over 80 diplomats and 50 companies, visited Damascus to discuss expanding investments, forming new partnerships, and implementing new agreements with Syrian firms. The Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the closure of the nuclear compliance file with the International Atomic Energy Agency, and that 73 tons of natural uranium are now under its supervision. Meanwhile, Turkey's statements indicated continued support for Syria and discussions about a visit by President Erdoğan. On the domestic front, popular protests against the rising fuel prices have escalated in several cities, resulting in casualties from murders and security incidents. Syria also saw the seizure of drug materials, while Turkish exports increased to more than $1.67 billion. Hospitals continue to face ongoing incidents and challenges, and a hearing was organized to discuss the rising oil prices.
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