Aviation & Investment: Syria’s General Authority of Civil Aviation has granted Fly Dar Airlines its Air Operator Certificate, the first private airline license issued since Assad’s fall, with the carrier set to base operations at Damascus International Airport. Anti-Money Laundering Cooperation: Qatar’s NAMLC met Syria’s CASI to boost cooperation on money-laundering, terrorist financing, corruption controls, and preparations for mutual evaluation. Humanitarian Diplomacy: A Qatar-Switzerland-linked workshop on rebuilding health systems after war wrapped in Doha, bringing together major humanitarian and health actors including Syrian medical partners. Economic Recovery Push: A Syrian official told Turkish business leaders that reforms are underway to remove red tape and that Turkish investors are key to reviving damaged energy and transport networks. Rights & Reconstruction Warning: Human Rights Watch says Syria’s reconstruction deals are moving ahead without a rights framework, risking weak consultation, compensation, and remedies for displaced and affected residents. Kurdish Education Uncertainty: Rojava University says its integration into Syria’s higher education ministry remains unclear and rejects centralized decisions that could affect mother-tongue education. Aid Skills for Syrians: Qatar Charity launched a $1mn+ training project for 540 women and men in northwestern Syria, linking vocational courses to jobs and small-business support.