50 percent of the industrial establishments returned to production in the Tal Kurdi industrial zone

Damascus-Sana countryside

The movement of the return of industrial establishments and factories for production in the Tal Kordi industrial area continues with the completion of services and infrastructure there, according to those responsible for them, who confirm willingness to provide support and facilities for the return of all.

The director of industrial zones in the Damascus countryside, Eng. Asaad Khalouf, told the SANA delegate that the completion of services and infrastructure in the Tal Kurdi industrial zone contributed to the return of more than 50 percent of the facilities and factories in them and the resumption of the production process.

On the remainder of the industrial establishments, Khallouf explained that part of it follows rehabilitation operations, while the other part is contacted to find out the reasons that prevent direct restoration in order to find the necessary solutions to them and quickly return to the production process, indicating that they will be assisted to rebuild and rehabilitate their factories.

The director of the regions revealed that more than 2,300 laboratories returned to production with different specialties in the Damascus countryside governorate, pointing out that the governorate is currently taking an inventory of all the laboratories that are still outside the production process and their owners have not rehabilitated them to take measures against them such as revoking the license and others.

On the organizational chart of Little Kurd, between the director of technical services in the province, Engineer Ghassan Al-Jassem, that the project of the scheme is ready and a copy has been submitted to the industrialists to express their opinion and put their comments on it according to the current situation, taking into account the observed areas of some companies, public facilities, roads, gardens and administrative centers to be approved. And adopt it.

Ambassador of Ismail