A protest in Tartus city to denounce the Israeli attacks on Syrian territory in the past few days.
Energy Minister, Mohammad al-Bashir:
📌 Syria will sign an agreement to import electricity from Turkey via a 400 kV line.
📌 Syria and Turkey are also working on a natural gas pipeline project between Turkey's Kilis and Aleppo.
📌 The gas line will supply six million cubic meters of gas per day to feed Syria's power plants.
📌 A line is being studied that will connect Reyhanli in the Turkish Hatay province and the Harem area in Idlib countryside.
📌 Turkish Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar raised the issue of natural gas exploration in Turkey's territorial waters.
📌 Syria will sign an agreement to import electricity from Turkey via a 400 kV line.
📌 Syria and Turkey are also working on a natural gas pipeline project between Turkey's Kilis and Aleppo.
📌 The gas line will supply six million cubic meters of gas per day to feed Syria's power plants.
📌 A line is being studied that will connect Reyhanli in the Turkish Hatay province and the Harem area in Idlib countryside.
📌 Turkish Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar raised the issue of natural gas exploration in Turkey's territorial waters.
Syria Marks World Press Freedom Day Amid Ongoing Reforms
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Syrian authorities released two journalists on Thursday, May 1, who had been wrongfully detained, highlighting what officials describe as a shift away from decades of media repression under the Assad regime.
Residents in Latakia city protested, condemning attacks by Israel recently in Syria and rejecting interference in Syria's internal affairs.
The General Electricity Company continues installing towers as part of the project to deliver electricity to the city of Saraqib in the Idlib countryside.
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