Provinces - Sana
In support of the constitutional entitlement represented by the presidential elections on the twenty-sixth of this month, and to affirm the national unity and independence of the Syrian decision, and to reject all forms of external interference, national activities supporting participation in the elections continue to raise the voice of the Syrians and confirm that they are the only ones who shape the future of their country.
In Hama, the chambers of industry and commerce set up a Watan tent in front of the Hama Castle Park, which included artistic performances and patriotic chants.
In Al-Mahrabiyah neighborhood, civil events were organized by car rides that roamed most of the city's neighborhoods, during which the participants raised national flags and banners confirming the importance of participating in the elections.
The civil and official activities in the cities of Halfaya and Soran and the towns of Shatha, Maarizaf and Majdal in the countryside of Hama organized mass gatherings in support of the constitutional entitlement, stressing the importance of broad participation in the elections in a way that contributes to the reconstruction and completion of the victories of the Syrian Arab Army.
In Daraa, a crowd of the governorate gathered in the center of Tishreen 16 Square in the city in support of the constitutional entitlement.
The participants considered holding the elections on time a message of defiance and rejection of external interference, stressing that participation is an expression of the Syrians' will to rebuild their country and live in freedom and peace.
In Lattakia, a carnival parade organized by the Baath Vanguards Organization in cooperation with the Education Directorate and the Teachers Syndicate was launched around Al-Orouba Park, accompanied by sports performances, artistic performances, musical pieces and patriotic songs.
In Sweida, the branch of Damascus University in Sweida and the National Union of Syrian Students organized a student gathering at the Second College of Fine Arts.
The director of the Damascus University branch in As-Suwayda, Dr. Khaled Kiwan, indicated that the entitlement will record in history that Syria has triumphed and send a message to the world about the desire of the Syrian people to exercise their democratic right in elections and express loyalty to the blood of the martyrs.
The Dean of the Second College of Fine Arts in Sweida, Dr. Ghassan Aboud pointed out that the stability and support achieved in the educational process despite all the difficult circumstances push us to participate in the entitlement to culminate in the continuous national steadfastness march.
The gathering was followed by an art exhibition for first-year students at the College of Arts under the supervision of the graphic department teachers, which included about 35 paintings that embodied the victories of Syria and its civilization throughout history and patriotism.
Students of the College of Fine Arts also held an event that included presenting a sculptural painting designed by a number of students under the supervision of Dr. Ikhlas Al-Faqih, during which they expressed their aspirations for the future of Syria.
In Homs, a large number of the people of the governorate gathered on the old Tripoli road, and national flags and banners were raised confirming their support for the presidential elections.
And a number of participants indicated that the large participation in the gathering is a message of support and support for the victories of the Syrian Arab Army throughout the country’s squares in its battle against terrorism, and an emphasis on the importance of active participation in the presidential elections.
In Tartous, the people of Baniyas and its countryside participated in the gathering, which was organized by popular and mass events from various regions of the city and its countryside. A march was also organized by sea boats in front of the gathering that was held on the sea corniche of the city.
Ayman Bilal indicated that participating in the elections is a national duty and that he will give his vote to the most qualified candidate, while Engineer Roaa Ismail confirmed that participation is evidence of the will of the Syrian people, whose plans and plots of the West have not succeeded in undermining their unity and steadfastness.
In the city of Hasaka, the governorate's athletes held a party that included artistic performances and sports performances for the teams and clubs in the governorate, and confirmed their wide participation in the elections.
A member of the Executive Committee for Al-Hasakah Sports, Ayham Ezzo, pointed out that the participation is a message to the world that the Syrian people will not allow anyone to interfere in their affairs and are able to choose their leadership, while the referee, Abdul-Ghani Ahmed, stressed that participation is a duty for every Syrian who loves his country and is keen on its future.
In the Directorate of Culture of Al-Hasakah, a national symposium was held during which the Mufti of Hasaka, Dr. Abdul Hamid Al-Kandah and the patron of the Syriac Orthodox Mar Girgis Cathedral, Father Gabriel Khajo, spoke about the lofty meanings of the person who builds his community and his country, noting that Syria today needs the efforts of all its people to participate in the reconstruction and confront the economic war that is being waged against it. .
