DAMASCUS,(ST)_ The Syrian People have excelled in embodying the best examples for sacrifices, H.E. President Bashar Al-Assad outlined.

Receiving a delegation comprising Arab figures participating in the Arab National Conference and the International Arab Forum for Justice for Palestine, President Assad added that Syria wouldn't have been able to withstand for years in the face of the war imposed, had it not been for the sacrifices of its Army and the belief of the Syrians in their homeland and in their unity.

The standing challenges facing the Arab World necessitates the work for awakening awareness for Arabism as the identity and as the civilized framework including all, and not only as an ideology, added H.E. President Al-Assad, asserting the necessity for commitment to national thought and for the bolstering of national feeling in the face of division and elimination schemes drawn for the region.

Members of the delegation underscored necessity for standing by Syria in the face of what she is exposed to, hence the support for Syria means but the support for the Palestinian Cause and for the entire Arab Nation, given the fact that Syria is the gate of Arab National Security.

The members voiced full confidence in Syria's victory against terrorism and hatched schemes, which would but establish for positive strategic changes in the Arab region.

The talks during the meeting dealt with conditions in Syria in light of the terrorism war imposed and the crises facing the Arab World including weakness, disunity and the spread of extremism and terrorism, which are reflected on the deterioration of Arab conditions and impacts on the Palestinian Cause.

Dr. Mohammad Abdo Al-Ibrahim

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DAMASCUS, (ST)- President Bashar Al-Assad on Monday received a delegation representing the regional leaderships participating in the 14^th National Conference of the Baath Arab Socialist Party (BASP) that concluded its deliberations yesterday.

 Talks dealt with the results of the conference, mainly the formation of a national council that consists of the regional secretaries of the Baath parties in the Arab countries.  

President Al-Assad stressed that forming a national council reflects the dynamic thinking of the Baath party which has been able to adapt to surrounding circumstances without giving up its principles.

DAMASCUS, (ST)- President Bashar Al-Assad on Tuesday accepted the credentials of the new Iranian Ambassador to Syria  Javad Torkabad.

President al-Assad wished the newly-appointed Ambassador success in his missions.

President Al-Assad Receives Congratulations from Iran’s Rouhani on Syria’s Independence Day

President Hassan Rouhani of Iran has affirmed his country’s constant support for Syria’s independence and territorial integrity.

Rouhani made the remarks in a cable of congratulations he sent to President Bashar Al-Assad on Syria’s Independence Day.

DAMASCUS, (ST)-President Bashar Al-Assad continued on Monday to receive congratulations on Syria’s 71^st Independence Day and this time from President Nicolas Maduro of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and from Armenia’s President Serzh Sargsyan.

On behalf of the Venezuelan government and people, President Maduro expressed his heartfelt congratulations to President Al-Assad and the Syrian people on this occasion, saying that “the Syrian people won independence 71 years ago and wrote down a page of victory in the history of struggle against western colonialism forces”. He added that the new colonialist empire is seeking today to divide Syria again as colonialism did more than seven decades ago, pointing out that the brave Syrian people are struggling against the west and its brutal schemes.

DAMASCUS, (ST)- President Bashar Al-Assad on Sunday received  a cable of congratulations from UN Chief Antonio Guterres on Syria's Independence Day, expressing best wishes to the Syrian government and people.

In his cable, Guterres said  that the world is experiencing a state of insecurity, pointing out that this year he launched an appeal for establishing peace in the world, because "the values of dignity, justice, progress and prosperity we are struggling for, as a humanitarian body, depend on peace."