Damascus-Sana
Regardless of their different aspirations and hopes for the next stage, electricity workers in Damascus and its countryside unite on the need to participate in the presidential elections on the twenty-sixth of May, to confirm that ten years of war and siege have only increased the Syrians' adherence to the sovereignty of their country and their exclusive right to self-determination.
SANA monitored the opinions of a number of the company’s employees, where the worker Yasser Deeb from the Damascus Countryside Electricity Company - Department of Duma saw that achieving any entitlement is important because it means a step forward after the long years of war in order to reconstruct Syria and all that is destroyed at the hands of terrorists, which he also confirmed. Ibrahim's departure from the Damascus Electricity Company.
Muhammad Ghayath Al-Qadi from the Legal Affairs and Labor Directorate, Sumer Hamzah Zahir, pointed out the need for everyone to participate in the elections, in continuation of the victories path achieved by the Syrian Arab Army, in loyalty to the blood of the martyrs, and sending a message to the outside world that only Syrians have the right to determine their fate.
From the one window of the Damascus Electricity Company, Yara Hammoud confirmed that she will go to the ballot box to exercise a right guaranteed by the constitution, while worker Samer Yasoub said that the success of the elections will prove that the Syrians are still strong and cling to their rights and the war, despite its cruelty, increased their determination and determination to continue their lives.
Workers Maher Hassan and Muhammad Zahir called on citizens to go to the polls to fulfill the lives of the martyrs, including the martyrs of the electricity sector workers, while workers Fadi Mualla and Rami Khammash from the dispatch department and Ahmed Salama from the Coordination Department indicated that they would participate in the elections to cast their vote and choose those who meet their ambitions and aspirations.
Sakina Muhammad - Gemma Ibrahim
