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Middle East & North Africa

Israel has targeted UNRWA, which has supported Palestinian refugees for 76 years
Israel has also targeted the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) as Palestinians have faced the devastating consequences of war, occupation and displacement since its establishment. UNRWA has been working for 76 years to meet the most basic needs of millions of Palestinian refugees.
Minister Bolat sets $10 billion Türkiye-Syria trade target
Trade Minister Ömer Bolat met with Syria’s Minister of Economy and Industry, Mohammed Nidal al-Shaar, in Damascus during the International Damascus Trade Fair and discussed steps to increase bilateral trade to $10 billion. The meeting addressed transport and customs crossings, trade facilitation, and the role Turkish private companies could play in Syria’s reconstruction.
LC Waikiki allegedly opens Syria’s first Turkish factory in Aleppo
LC Waikiki allegedly opened Syria’s first Turkish factory in Aleppo. Products manufactured at the facility are planned to be sold in Syria and exported.
Türkiye to chair OIC’s 23rd meeting in Jeddah
Türkiye’s Deputy Foreign Minister Musa Kulaklı Kaya will chair the 23rd Extraordinary Meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, tomorrow. The agenda includes the election of a new secretary-general, as well as the issue of Palestine.
Turkish Red Crescent says about 15 aid trucks enter Gaza daily
Turkish Red Crescent President Fatma Meriç Yılmaz said efforts are continuing at warehouses in Egypt’s Al-Arish to deliver aid sent from Türkiye to Gaza. Yılmaz said about 15 aid trucks can enter Gaza each day and 100 tons of drinking water are distributed in the area daily.
U.S. special envoy for Syria Tom Barrack welcomed the YPG’s decision to dissolve
U.S. special envoy for Syria Tom Barrack welcomed the YPG’s decision to dissolve on Tuesday, saying that the goal of a united Syria encompassing all Syrians was taking shape. Barrack said the way had been opened for the Syrian Democratic Forces to be integrated orderly into state institutions, and called for Kurdish to be recognized in education and for Kurdish partners to be given important roles in government.
US may shift Iran strategy from airstrikes to economic pressure
US officials say Rubio told counterparts from allied countries during recent phone calls that Washington does not currently plan to launch new airstrikes against Iran and will focus on increasing economic pressure. The approach could include a naval blockade and new Treasury Department sanctions, while the option of military retaliation would remain on the table if Iran strikes first.
YPG leader Mazloum Abdi declares the group dissolved
Ferhat Abdi Shaheen, also known by the code name Mazloum Abdi and one of the group's leaders, declared in Damascus, Syria's capital, that the YPG had been dissolved as an independent military force. Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa received Shaheen and his delegation, with the meeting addressing matters related to the integration process and steps toward the next phase.
Pakistan says Tehran talks made progress toward resuming Iran-U.S. negotiations
Pakistan said significant progress had been made on the Iran-U.S. conflict and regional tensions following Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir’s visit to Tehran. The talks addressed reopening the Strait of Hormuz, ending the conflict and resolving disputes through negotiations.
Bangladesh says it is interested in joining the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement
Bangladesh State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humayun Kabir said his country is interested in joining the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement between Türkiye, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. Kabir said the possibility of joining a security agreement to be established among Muslim countries was being viewed positively.

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