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Sham News Network Roundup September 29
Today’s news focused on efforts to strengthen Syrian relations with Western countries. President Ahmed al-Shirazi received the European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs to discuss cooperation on stability and reconstruction. Kalas affirmed that the European Union is ready to support Syria. Japan also announced the lifting of restrictions on 16 Syrian entities, while 59 individuals and 15 organizations remain on its blacklist, as part of efforts to ease measures imposed since 2011. The news also covered economic cooperation between Syria and the United Kingdom, including an agreement between the Damascus Stock Exchange and the Abu Dhabi Securities Market to enhance financial collaboration. On the ground, a sabotage plot by Hezbollah cell in Daraa was thwarted, while Israeli attacks occurred in the Quneitra countryside. Additionally, a drug trafficker is being pursued in Aleppo, and a teacher received threats of an explosion at a school in Sweida. Furthermore, procedures have been announced for the registration of new national ID cards, the Syrian Civil Defense responded to fire and traffic incidents, and families are returning from camps to their areas as part of the “Syria Without Camps” plan.
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