SANA reports Mhardeh cotton ginnery reopened after four years

SANA reports that the Mhardeh cotton ginnery in Hama province resumed operations on September 30 after four years of suspension. Its October 7 report describes the reopening as part of efforts to restore cotton processing, while noting high production costs, water shortages and reduced cultivation. Reopening one facility does not establish a nationwide industrial recovery.

Yazan Editör Ekibi · Published 7 Eki 2026 · Updated 7 Eki 2026

Olay: 30 Eyl 2026

Aciliyet: Bağlam · Kanıt: Tek kaynak

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SANA reports the reopening date; no independent facility inspection or sustained-output check was established. The October 7 report, updated at 07:24 UTC, is the newly published evidence, while the reported reopening occurred September 30. event_time uses representative UTC noon for that date, not a known opening hour. This is a processing-facility development, distinct from the existing Raqqa worker-income report. The rounded national marker is representative; facility coordinates and logistics are omitted.

Kanıtın son kontrolü: 7 Eki 2026 08:23 UTC.

7 Eki 2026 08:23 UTC — First published with explicit attribution, evidence limitations and a representative country marker.

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Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) Devlet haber ajansı
official news-agency reporting of the ginnery reopening and cotton-sector constraints

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