Media professionals: Law No. 8 establishes a new horizon for the stage of economic revival

Damascus-Lattakia-SANA

A number of media professionals agreed that Law No. 8, which includes the establishment of microfinance banks, constitutes a cornerstone for supporting small and micro enterprises, paving the way for a strong start in the wheel of the Syrian economy.

SANA polled the views of a number of media professionals about the law and its advantages. The President of the Union of Journalists in Syria, Musa Abdel Nour, stressed the importance of the law that meets the needs of citizens and supports the establishment of small enterprises, especially in the countryside, and provides employment and income opportunities for various families, indicating that the law is an opportunity to discover, develop and develop energies and talents. In the service of the national economy.

The media leader, Waqf, member of the Federation's Executive Office, indicated the importance of supporting small projects, especially that they have a fundamental role in support of the national economy and a large positive impact in light of the coercive measures imposed on the Syrian people, indicating that the law opens important horizons for the promotion of projects related to animal and plant wealth, achieving social justice and providing job opportunities For youth.

Sadouh Hassan, a journalist with the Public Authority for Radio and Television, believed that the importance of the law comes from its orientation towards segments with limited or no financial means, especially in the countryside, which would improve their conditions, wishing that the loans would be on easy terms, especially with regard to guarantees.

For her part, Izdihar Ali of Al-Wehda newspaper pointed to the importance of the law in securing employment opportunities, developing skills and expertise, and implementing projects that contribute to increasing productivity and generating income for poor families, stressing the importance of conducting a campaign to encourage and motivate young people to benefit from the law and go through the experience of establishing productive projects due to its guaranteed and positive results.

While her colleague in Al-Wehda newspaper, Maysa Rizk, saw that providing human cadres with capital reflects positive effects on society because this would create new innovations in the field of small and micro enterprises, especially if this is under the supervision of the competent committees on the project and provide the necessary expertise and advice to the owners of these projects .

As for Faten Habib, journalist and broadcaster at Amwaj FM channel, she emphasized that Law 8 is an important factor for economic advancement and work hand in hand to improve the reality of poor families in society that do not have a fixed income, stressing the importance of expediting the implementation of the said law, while Samaher Sultan, the broadcaster in the same channel, pointed out that the focus The aforementioned law on workers, farmers, small earners and those with no income would help eliminate unemployment and poverty, and secure economic independence and self-sufficiency for families.

Manal Ajeeb