Damascus-Sana
Health workers are looking at the date of the presidential elections on the 26th of next May as a date for a new victory that the Syrians will write willingly, just as they recorded many victories in the field against terrorism and in their workplaces and knowledge despite the challenges of war and the economic blockade.
SANA monitored the opinions of a number of health sector workers about the upcoming entitlement, as Dr. Hussein Al-Saleh considered that participating in the elections is a right and a duty that Syrians will perform honestly, as they have fulfilled their duties and responsibilities during the years of war, indicating that the constitutional entitlement is a challenge that Syria will face, just as health personnel have faced challenges to maintain health security.
Dr. Omar Al-Shaar believed that every Syrian citizen must participate in the elections and choose the most appropriate candidate who will follow the march of victory, reconstruction and building a better future for our country and our children, while Dr. Raghda Haidar indicated that participating in the elections is the completion of the victories achieved by the people of Syria to preserve its sovereignty and stability.
Dr. Alaa Awad confirmed that the Syrians will express in the elections the country's interest and their rejection of any interference in their decisions and options, while Dr. Abdul Rahman Al-Marzouki pointed out that participation in the upcoming elections is evidence that Syria and its people are able to overcome all circumstances and pressures and will not give up their right and duty to protect The sovereignty and independence of his country.
Dr. Amer Qattan said that the people who persevered, resisted and won will not miss the opportunity to participate in the elections to send a message to the world that despite all pressures, they adhere to their rights to choose the most appropriate and most competent person to lead the country.
Dr. Baraa Dhawa considered that the completion of the presidential elections on time will record a new victory for Syria and it is necessary to participate in it, while Dr. Muhammad Haytham Farahat indicated that the health sector workers who continued to work despite all the challenges and assumed their responsibilities and contributed to maintaining the safety of society will not fail to fulfill their duty to participate. In the next maturity.
In their turn, two doctors, Jocelyn Dakhil and Kristin Abdullah, saw that the elections are a responsibility that the people must exercise in all democracy, because it will be the beginning of a new phase for the country, while nurses Kulthum Saftli and Nouf Abu Najm emphasized the need to participate in the elections because it is a supportive step for the reconstruction phase, and to prove to the world that Syria is strong and victorious, and its people are the ones who decide. Their fate.
