As apricots ripen across the orchards of the Damascus countryside, producers begin making Qamar al-Din, Syria’s traditional apricot fruit leather, a seasonal product with a long history and strong demand in regional and international markets. A Qamar al-Din producer told SANA that the...

With the first rays of dawn every spring, farmers in the mountain village of al-Mrah head for their fields to gently harvest the Damask Rose (Rosa damascena). This seasonal tradition has evolved into far more than an agricultural practice; it represents the story of a place, the identity of a...

Homs, June 12 (SANA) Nestled in the Warsha district of Homs, Deir Mar Elian stands as one of Syria’s most significant religious and archaeological landmarks, preserving centuries of Christian heritage and the legacy of Saint Elian, a third-century figure revered as a Healing physician....

Since the very beginning of the Syrian revolution, women were not mere witnesses; they carried multiple roles across humanitarian, political, and social spheres. Syrian women took to the streets, led demonstrations, documented violations, and conveyed the revolution’s voice to the world,...