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The industrialists in the “Fadhloun 2” area demanded the necessity of expediting the removal of rubble, solving the problem of water and electricity meters, and implementing a sewage project to overcome the obstacles to the work of their facilities.
During their meeting today, the Governor of Damascus Countryside, Eng. Moataz Abu Al-Nasr Jamran, during the latter’s briefing on the work of the facilities in the region, the industrialists pointed out the importance of vertical expansion in the Fadloun 2 area to accommodate all industrialists and expedite the implementation of infrastructure projects as it is the basis for the return of everyone and the increase of the production process in addition to the necessity of maintaining roads, especially roads Old Damascus Daraa Road.
In turn, the governor stressed the head of the local council in Daraya and those concerned with water and electricity services to pay the necessary attention to the area, implement suspended infrastructure projects as soon as possible, and facilitate the process of transferring and introducing the necessary machines to the factories, pointing to the great support that the government is keen to provide to industrialists to improve and increase the turnover of the production wheel.
In this context, Jamran indicated that the governorate has completed the entire infrastructure in the Fadloun 1 industrial zone and that work is underway to complete all services in other areas.
For his part, Director of General Customs, Majed Omran, gave an overview of the work mechanisms of the industrial zones, the methods of transferring machinery and equipment from one regions to another, and the necessary and required data and documents for the mechanisms transporting products and goods according to the regulations and laws that protect those committed to them from accountability.
The directors of industrial zones, electricity, communications and water in Damascus participated in the tour.
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