Aleppo-Sana
Engineer Hussein Arnous, Prime Minister confirmed that the government is making continuous efforts to improve the service and development situation in Aleppo Governorate through implementing a package of projects that will positively reflect on the citizen's standard of living.
During his meeting with service, social and economic activities and members of the People's Assembly in the city of Aleppo, Eng. Arnous drew attention to the most important projects that have been implemented in the governorate, which are the rehabilitation and repair of the first and fifth groups in the thermal station, worth 500 billion Syrian pounds to generate 400 megabytes, and the project to establish a photovoltaic station in the industrial city of Sheikh Najjar. It has a capacity of 33 MB and a value of 160 million Syrian pounds.
Eng. Arnous called for investment in alternative and clean energy through the participation of the private sector to benefit from the facilities provided, pointing to the efforts made to solve the problem of oil derivatives by the end of this week, stressing that government support is continuing to deliver it to broad segments of society, especially with regard to foodstuffs, in addition to working on Securing production requirements for farmers and continuing to implement projects to rehabilitate the agricultural irrigation system in the eastern countryside of the governorate.
Eng. Arnous instructed the Ministry of Electricity to publish a daily program that shows what each governorate gets from the amount of electricity allocated to it, indicating that work is continuing to increase the services provided through electronic payment, pointing to the imminent issuance of the new consumer protection law that tightens penalties for violators and price manipulators.
The engineer, Arnous, listened to the audience's interventions, which focused on the demand to increase Aleppo’s share of the electrical supply and equalize it with the rest of the governorates, to separate the allocated amount of electricity from the industrial city of Sheikh Najjar, to secure water for the eastern and southern countryside, to reactivate the thirsty villages ’contracts, to increase the amount of flour for the ovens, to pay attention to improving the bread industry and to complete the distribution of diesel fuel. The people must deliver agricultural diesel to the countryside, distribute it to farmers, maintain agricultural roads, rehabilitate the Aleppo Azaz road in the Al-Lyramoun-Deir Jamal area, pay compensation to citizens whose homes and properties have been affected by terrorism, increase the amount of cement sent to Omran Foundation, and open secondary school examination centers in the eastern countryside of Aleppo.
The participants also demanded the opening of courts of cassation, work to control prices in the market, address the transportation crisis, and increase the number of integration centers in the countryside.
The meeting was attended by the Ministers of Public Works, Housing, Local Administration, Electricity and Industry, the Governor of Aleppo and the Secretary of the Aleppo Branch of the Arab Socialist Baath Party.