Syria eases use of foreign school certificates for employment
An Education Ministry decision allows recognized certificates to be used for work while authenticity checks are completed.
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Saer Mussa plans free Damascus screening after 14 years abroad
Syrian filmmaker Saer Mussa plans to return to Damascus after 14 years abroad for a free screening of his feature film Shrine of Silence on Nov. 16, SANA reported Monday.
Jasim service center offers electronic documents for Daraa residents
A citizen service center in Jasim is providing electronic administrative services for a catchment area of about 60,000 residents in Daraa province, reducing the need to travel elsewhere for documents, SANA reported Monday.
Syria aims to release general university admission results next week
Syria's Higher Education Ministry is aiming to announce general university admission results early next week, Minister Marwan al-Halabi said Monday, as students await placements for the 2026-27 academic year.
Hama launches $2.7 million medical training center project
Syria's Health Ministry laid the foundation stone Monday for a $2.7 million continuing medical education center in Hama, with construction expected to take about six months, SANA reported.
Syria extends administrative public-sector workday to 4 p.m. from December
Syria will extend the working day at administrative public bodies to 4 p.m. from Dec. 1, under a decision issued Monday by the General Secretariat of the Presidency.
Hasakah prepares two return convoys for Ras al-Ain families
Authorities in Hasakah have prepared lists of about 800 to 900 displaced families for two planned return convoys to rural Ras al-Ain on Tuesday and Wednesday, an official told SANA on Monday.
Syria opens talks with UAE over recognition of university degrees
The higher education ministry says it is seeking a resolution for virtual university and some private university graduates.
Tartous book fair opens with more than 5,000 books
The fair runs through Nov. 8 and includes a free book-exchange initiative.