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The US Senate belatedly passed the budget bill.
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The new Syrian authorities have appointed the head of the Foreign Ministry in the interim government.
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Cyprus criticized the EU over the threat of demarcating the EEZ of Turkey and Syria.
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The US Senate belatedly passed the budget bill.
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Erdogan called Trump a pragmatic politician.
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Assad ordered the formation of a new government in Syria.

Assad ordered the formation of a new government in Syria.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has appointed former Minister of Communications and Technology Mohammed Ghazi al-Jalili to form a new government for the Arab republic. The office of the head of state reported this on the Telegram channel.

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Al-Jalili served as Minister of Communications and Technology from August 2014 to July 2016. In 2008-2014 he worked as deputy head of the Ministry of Communications.

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Since September 2023, al-Jalili has become the rector of the Syrian Private University. He is a specialist in engineering economics and received his PhD from Ain Shams University in Cairo.

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