Daraa-Sana
The Ministers of Local Administration and Environment, Eng. Hussein Makhlouf, and Eng. Ghassan Al-Zamil, for Electricity, were briefed on the necessary needs of Daraa Governorate, the mechanism of work within government institutions and city and town councils, and ways to develop them in a way that contributes to improving the service reality.
During an expanded meeting in the government complex hall today, he called on members of the People’s Assembly from Daraa Governorate, directors of government departments and heads of city and town councils to provide more support to improve the reality of roads, lighting and sanitation and solve drinking water problems in some population centers and to exclude the Izra National Hospital from the electricity rationing program and allocating At least a well in every town and city runs on solar energy.
The participants demanded the completion of the restoration of the city council of Bosra, the exemption of water pumping stations from electricity rationing, the speeding up of the reopening of the Syrian-Jordanian free zone, the allocation of the necessary funds to remove the rubble from the streets of Daraa al-Balad, the completion of the construction of the Government House, the restoration of the building of the Directorate of Internal Trade and Cultural Centers, the construction of the councils of the cities of Tafas and Busra al-Sham, and the lighting of entrances Cities and towns with alternative energy.
The Minister of Local Administration and Environment referred to the efforts made by the state to return the displaced in parallel with the valiant efforts of the Syrian Arab Army to return every inch of land, pointing to the constant endeavor to improve the reality of services, activate popular markets, and launch development projects with a focus on speedy completion to avoid price differences.
Engineer Makhlouf said: “We must focus on good management, reduce waste, raise violations of water and electricity lines, and take advantage of the available capabilities to improve the service reality,” noting that the settlements Daraa Governorate is witnessing paves the way for reconstruction and reconstruction.
In turn, Al-Zamil called for the cooperation of the local community to prevent infringements on power lines, especially those that reach water pumping stations, and to raise tax rates in city and town councils, which would reflect positively on citizen services, pointing out that there is a central competition coming to secure additional cadres for public institutions.
After the meeting, the two ministers toured with the governor of Daraa, Marwan Sharbak, the old customs in Daraa al-Balad and the Nassib border post, and listened to the requirements that would advance the reconstruction process and improve the service reality.