Sham News Network Update September 23

Reports have indicated that Syria has entered a new phase of recovery. President Ahmad al-Shar'a confirmed before the United Nations that the country has welcomed the return of over 3.5 million displaced persons and refugees, and that the international community is increasingly opening up, alongside the abolition of the Caesar Act and the gradual lifting of sanctions imposed on Syria. He also pointed out that the government continues to combat drugs and terrorism, and that Syria maintains its sovereignty over the Golan Heights in accordance with the 1974 agreement. Officials from Turkey, France, and other countries expressed their support for Syria's sovereignty and stability, while UN efforts are ongoing to support the safe return of displaced persons. On the ground, developments included the killing of five individuals in clashes in the Deir Hafar area, injuries to soldiers in an explosion during mine clearance operations, and the seizure of large quantities of drugs in Latakia. Additionally, a Lebanese-Syrian investment forum was announced, and the restart of the financial remittance reception service in Syria. Work has begun to rehabilitate Mazzah Airport, along with initiatives to support small and medium enterprises. The country also hosted economic activities and trade exhibitions focusing on the clothing and textiles sectors.

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