Engineer Muhammad Sharaf, Director of the Industrial and Craft Zones Administration at the Ministry of Local Administration and Environment, announced on Monday the launch of the executive phase to activate industrial and craft zones in Quneitra Governorate. This follows the determination of work priorities and the commencement of infrastructure construction by investors, after his meeting with Quneitra Governor Ghassan al-Sayyid Ahmad.
In the same context, Sharaf indicated that this phase resulted from precise studies of the governorate's needs, identified during previous tours, emphasizing that the people of Quneitra and its economic entities will witness the results of these steps through practical implementation in the coming periods. He stressed the importance of the file on developing and activating industrial and craft zones in the governorate to drive local and economic development, particularly by contributing to creating thousands of job opportunities for the governorate's residents.
For his part, Husayn al-Nadir, Director of the Investment Authority branch and President of the Quneitra Chamber of Industry and Commerce, confirmed the governorate's readiness to provide all necessary facilitations for investors from within and outside the governorate, given the importance of infrastructure in work. He clarified that more than 63 investors in the governorate are preparing to start implementing their industrial projects, including food, agricultural, mining, and processing sectors, noting that some factories have already established their infrastructure.
This comes within the framework of government efforts to reactivate commercial and industrial activity in Quneitra Governorate and address difficulties facing economic entities, thereby supporting investment activity and enhancing local development.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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