Damascus-Sana
Political stability is a step to achieve economic stability and a fertile ground for prosperity of development. Businessmen and investors in Damascus unanimously agreed that holding the presidential elections is a reflection of this stability, which is completed by everyone heading to the polls and exercising the right to vote guaranteed by the constitution.
Businessman Tamer Belbeisi said that the participation of businessmen, economists and investors in the presidential elections is very important and a strong response against the economic measures imposed by the West on the Syrian people, calling on businessmen abroad and at home to contribute to this stability by participating in the presidential elections.
On her part, Intissar Jazmati, who works in the investment sector, stressed that the massive participation of the merchants and businessmen in the presidential elections determines the future image of Syria and strengthens the economy and its immunity against the unjust economic measures imposed on the Syrian people, noting that the achievement of the national entitlement is the fruit of the victory achieved by Syria in Its war against terrorism and victory over the unjust economic blockade.
Investor Raed Adaws indicated that holding the presidential elections on time means victory that leads to economic stability and enhances the rotation of the wheel of economic development, pointing out that Syria has a promising economic environment that will flourish in the future.
In their turn, Dr. Bushra Gabriel and Mrs. Reham Al-Siftli stated that participation in the elections is a right and a duty for every Syrian citizen, as he is the only concerned person in choosing his leadership, and this is what Muhammad Narsh and Hanna Nahal confirmed, noting that going to the polls is the right of every citizen to choose his representative and decide his fate Away from outside interference.
Investor and businessman Dr. Samer Al-Qassar stated that holding the elections on time creates an important economic environment for investors and businessmen to read the future, stressing that participation in this entitlement means participating in the development of the country and strengthening its economic immunity.
Manar Deeb and Helena Al Hindi
