Latakia - Sana
Workers in the Agriculture and Agrarian Reform Directorate in Lattakia Governorate affirmed that the Syrian presidential elections are an internal affair that belongs to the Syrian people alone and is an unacceptable right, stressing the importance of broad participation, as this reflects awareness and awareness of the extent of the responsibility required by the stage.
A number of workers in the departments of the Agriculture Directorate expressed, in statements to SANA's correspondent, their determination to participate in these elections and vote for the candidate they deem qualified for this position, as engineer Adham Hayek confirmed that the Syrians' vote in the elections is a message to the whole world that they are the ones who choose their president no matter how much pressure and loud the voices of the conspirators.
Amira Munir Mukhais, an employee, said: She will participate and choose whoever she trusts is able to take responsibility and build a future befitting this great people who faced the fiercest global war and terrorist groups supported by a hate colonial system.
Masmoura Hammad said: The next stage requires an experienced president who has a solid will to face the fateful challenges facing our nation and our people, stressing that she will participate, as the rest of the Syrian people, in these elections.
Maymoun Ahmed and other Hassoun indicated that one of the characteristics of the president they will elect is his love for his country and its people, his courageous stances, and his ability to lead and protect a great country like Syria.
Engineer Karam Abd al-Latif said: The destiny of Syria throughout history has made it, by virtue of its geographical location, a target for foreign conspiracies.
Mohamed Kamel Hassan, who works as an employee, has confirmed his participation in the presidential elections, which are a sovereign right that cannot be compromised.
At the Bouqa Agricultural Center, the worker Bushra Mahmoud confirmed that her participation is a national right and duty and a message of love and loyalty to the images of the martyrs that adorn every street, neighborhood and village in Syria and to their sacrifices, stressing that she will choose the best candidate who is able to fulfill the citizens' hopes and aspirations to improve their living conditions and face external challenges to build a strong Syria.
Ziad Makhal, an employee at the Agriculture Directorate, said: He will participate in the elections, especially after what Syria has suffered and is suffering from the aggressive war, and that he will choose the president who will bring Syria out of its crisis.
Reem Atouneh and Muhammad Shiha confirmed their intention to participate in the elections to choose the president who can move Syria towards scientific, technological and cognitive development to keep pace with the modern era.
Manal Ajeeb