Deir Ezzor - SANA
With the return of 168 industrial facilities and crafts, and after the rehabilitation of most facilities and infrastructure, life and production began to return to the industrial zone in Deir Ezzor, which has been out of service since 2012 and has been affected by vandalism and destruction as a result of terrorism.
The head of the Deir ez-Zor City Council, Engineer Jarir Kakakhan, indicated in a statement to SANA reporter that an integrated work plan has been drawn up to revive and rehabilitate the industrial zone in the province, in cooperation between the city council, service departments, and international organizations operating in Syria, indicating that among the completed works is the removal of rubble and the rehabilitation of the two networks. The sewage system covers a distance of 1,000 meters, the water network covers a distance of 4,000 meters, 30 solar lighting poles are installed, and a police station is installed in the middle of the area.
He pointed out that the plan includes the implementation of a communications network and electrical network works, to connect the current to the entire region during the coming days, indicating that the Executive Office of the City Council asked the owners of shops and industrial crafts to transfer their work to the industrial zone, and to close the craft activities that were opened randomly, within the neighborhoods city during the last period.
According to Kakakhan, the Deir ez-Zor City Council also opened the road between Ghassan Abboud roundabout and the Al-Sina'a neighborhood, with internal transport buses running on this road, to facilitate access to the industrial area, which will complete its rehabilitation work completely, and all the services it needs will be provided.
In turn, the head of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Deir Ezzor, Louay Muhaimid, explained that work is underway to rehabilitate several facilities in the region by their owners, in preparation for their reopening, indicating that, in cooperation with the United Nations Development Program, 80 facilities have been rehabilitated in the region.
A number of owners of industrial establishments praised the work done, indicating that the reopening of their facilities within the industrial zone allows them to carry out their work more comfortably from inside the city, and reduces the costs of renting the shops they occupy in other areas.
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