The People's Assembly approves the bill that includes ratifying the agreement to establish a commercial house between Syria and South Ossetia and discusses the performance of the Ministry of Water Resources

Damascus-Sana

Today, the People's Assembly discussed at its thirty-third session of the eleventh regular session of the second legislative role headed by Hammouda Sabbagh, the work and performance of the Ministry of Water Resources. The draft law including the ratification of an agreement to establish a commercial house between Syria and South Ossetia has become law.

At the beginning of the session, the Speaker of the Council delivered a speech on the occasion of the fateful decision issued by the usurping Zionist entity to annex the occupied Syrian Arab Golan in it. My sincere hatred, pointing out that the People's Assembly will keep the covenant by continuing to confront and confront every dear occupant and greed for our cherished land.

The interventions of a number of members of the Council focused on the need for the Ministry of Water Resources to speed up the implementation of the water projects that it approved in Deir Ezzor, provide the General Establishment for Land Reclamation with engineering machinery, supply it with a number of engineers, and accelerate the implementation of bridges on the Aleppo-Raqqa Highway.

A number of members called for providing fresh water for peaceful countryside, as well as drilling wells to irrigate the villages of southern and northern Aleppo countryside, expediting the completion of the biological irrigation project west of the ambassador, establishing an irrigation network system for the region to achieve economic growth, and clarifying the plan implemented for the Barada River and where the subject of the Ain Fijah campus law has reached.

A number of members called for the return of water to Lake Al-Mazyreeb in Daraa by burying the wells that were dug around and addressing the problem of environmental pollution in the governorate and speeding up the implementation of sanitation projects in a number of areas, pointing to the need to reclaim more lands and build dams and dams in the areas of heavy rainfall A plan to reduce water waste.

A number of Council members asked about water insurance projects in the high villages of the coast, calling for the rehabilitation of the Rastan and Muhadeh dams and pollution spots in the Orontes River.

Minister of Water Resources Eng. Hussein Arnous explained that the 2019 emergency plan focused on lifting pollution from the Barada River and some projects, indicating that in drinking water projects, 82 wells were drilled, 211 wells equipped, implemented, and maintained 29 water tanks, securing 38 electric generation sets, maintenance and supply of 183 pumps, replacing and renewing Pipes for drinking water networks of 157000 m length in various parts of Syria with the implementation of two electrical connection lines for water networks along with a set of service contracts and sterilization materials, pointing out that providing electric groups for the spring of Al-Fijah and completing the maintenance of the direct campus of the spring and the completion of the rehabilitation of the Barada line supporting Al Qudsaya in Damash countryside S.

Minister Arnous indicated that work is currently underway to implement sanitation projects from treatment plants, lines and estuaries to remove pollution from drinking water, irrigation, dams and rivers in Lattakia, Tartous, Hama and Damascus countryside, noting that the ministry is working through the General Authority for Water Resources in coordination with the Ministry of Agriculture and Agricultural Reform on Rehabilitation of irrigation networks, implementation of rain harvest projects, and construction of dams in appropriate locations.

In response to the members ’questions, Minister Arnous stressed that the water projects that were approved in the countryside of Deir Al-Zour will be implemented before the coming of the summer, indicating that two major projects have been approved to irrigate the southern countryside of Aleppo, and the matter is also in the eastern countryside of Sweida, and they are among the priorities of the ministry indicating that water security is safe and we must preserve It is based on long-term strategic projects.

Minister Arnous pointed out that work was recently done to build water dams in the Al-Ghab area of ​​Hama countryside, as for the reservoirs, it is a large project that costs up to seven billion pounds. Direct implementation of them next year.

To that, the People's Assembly approved the draft law that includes ratification of the agreement to establish a commercial house signed in Damascus on 8-31-2019 between the Ministry of Economy and Foreign Trade in Syria and the Ministry of Economic Development in the Republic of South Ossetia and has become law.

The Minister of Economy and Foreign Trade, Dr. Muhammad Samer Al-Khalil, indicated that the agreement includes one commitment: establishing a Syrian commercial house in Ossetia and the Ossetian commercial house in Syria as a platform to promote and market Syrian products in the Republic of Ossetia, as it constitutes an opportunity to introduce the product and commercial laws in Syria as well as it serves as A permanent exhibition through which direct sales, contracts and deals can be made.

The session, which was attended by the Minister of State for People's Assembly Affairs Abdullah Abdullah, was adjourned until twelve hours tomorrow, Monday.

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