The Damascus Governorate Transport Directorate completed 51,348 transactions during the past month of October, with revenues reaching 324 million, 311 thousand, and 751 Syrian pounds.
Damascus Transport Director Maamoun Abdul Ghani stated in an interview with SANA on Monday that the completed transactions were distributed across 12,291 vehicle ownership transfer transactions, 5,596 experimental vehicle registration transactions, 4,856 license renewal transactions, in addition to 4,868 transactions for issuing replacement licenses for old ones, and 6,637 technical inspection transactions.
Abdul Ghani pointed out that the transactions also included 277 experimental vehicle ownership transfer transactions, 166 ownership transfer transactions based on a court ruling, 103 transactions for registering a vehicle for the first time, 78 license plate loss transactions, and 285 experimental license renewal transactions.
He added that the Directorate completed 294 sign placement transactions, 283 sign removal transactions, 19 lien placement transactions, 160 lien removal transactions, 690 technical modification transactions, and 547 transactions for inspecting seized vehicles, along with various other transactions.
Abdul Ghani emphasized that the Directorate is working to improve performance efficiency and develop work mechanisms in line with the increasing demand for transport services, noting that the volume of transactions completed in October reflects the efforts made to accelerate and simplify procedures.
Abdul Ghani stressed the Directorate's continued commitment to providing its services and completing citizens' transactions according to approved procedures, which contributes to facilitating their access to services related to their vehicles and organizing their data.
Earlier, Abdul Ghani announced to SANA that the number of transactions executed by the Directorate from the beginning of 2026 until the end of September reached 393,150 transactions, while revenues achieved during this period exceeded 1.6 billion Syrian pounds.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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