The Syrian Presidency’s Advisor affirms ongoing work to find a mechanism to sustain the faculties of Kobani and Rojava Universities, and visits the Martyr Ismail Shrine
The Syrian Presidency’s Advisor, Mazlum Abdi, discussed the latest political, social, and service-related developments, alongside the challenges facing the region and ways to address them, with the residents of the city of Amuda in Western Kurdistan. He affirmed ongoing efforts to reach an appropriate mechanism ensuring the continuity of the faculties and institutes of Kobani and Rojava Universities.
According to the Hawar Kurdish News Agency, the meeting witnessed a large turnout of the city’s residents, alongside representatives from civil, social, and religious institutions. During the gathering, Abdi reviewed the political and social vision currently being worked on, while attendees addressed ways to overcome the current phase amidst multiple challenges.
During the meeting, Abdi listened to the opinions, proposals, and feedback of the residents regarding the raised issues, including public services and ways to improve them.
Regarding the file of higher education, Abdi explained that work is ongoing to find an appropriate mechanism that allows the continuation of the faculties and institutes of Kobani and Rojava Universities, some of whose faculties and institutes were not included in the admission preferences (Mafadala) for the 2026–2027 academic year. He pointed out that no final agreement has been reached yet regarding their status.
He stressed the necessity for high school (Baccalaureate) graduates to register within the admission preferences announced by the Ministry of Higher Education for this year, in order to prevent them from being deprived of continuing their studies during the current year, pending a final solution that ensures the continuity of these faculties and institutes next year.
In a related context, the Syrian Presidency’s Advisor, Mazlum Abdi, visited the Martyr Ismail Shrine in the city of Amuda, accompanied by a number of the martyrs’ families, to honor their sacrifices and commemorate their role in defending the region and its people.
During the visit, Abdi praised the sacrifices of the martyrs, affirming that they will remain deeply embedded in the conscience of society.
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