Organized by the Faculty of Law at Damascus University in cooperation with Syrian Military Judiciary Authority and the National Union of Syrian Students, “Syrian Military Justice and the Role of Military Prosecution” field training workshop has begun with the participation of professors at the Facility of Law and specialized judges in the field.

To celebrate Syrian Book Day, Minister of Culture, Dr. Lubanah Mshaweh, opened the Syrian Monthly Book fair at the Faculty of Law, Damascus University, in the presence of University President, Professor Muhammad Osama Al-Jabban, his Deputy for Administrative Affairs, Professor Mohamad Turko, Director of the Syrian General Organization of Books, and Dean of the Faculty of Law.

 The second stage of listing training needs of Damascus University students has begun through successive meetings with scientific and practical competencies, including faculty members and experts specialized in the field of job market training.

 In the modern era, contemporary stylistics has emerged a science that calls for describing texts and searching for what distinguishes them, and authors’ unique way of arranging these texts. This science has its roots in the Arab rhetorical heritage, where ancient rhetoricians such as Fakhr al-Din al-Razi pioneered these stylistic studies.